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Area of Science:

  • Quantum computing hardware
  • Solid-state quantum information science
  • Semiconductor device engineering

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  • Spin qubits offer a small footprint for scalable quantum computation.
  • Integrating control electronics with qubits at cryogenic temperatures is challenging due to heat and crosstalk.
  • Existing control methods require extensive wiring, hindering scalability.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To benchmark silicon metal-oxide-semiconductor (MOS)-style electron spin qubits controlled by integrated cryo-CMOS circuits.
  • To assess the impact of milli-kelvin control on single- and two-qubit gate performance.
  • To demonstrate the feasibility of a 'chiplet-style' architecture for scalable quantum control.

Main Methods:

  • Heterogeneously integrating cryo-CMOS circuits with silicon MOS spin qubits.
  • Operating the integrated system at milli-kelvin temperatures.
  • Performing universal logic operations and benchmarking gate fidelities.

Main Results:

  • Cryo-CMOS circuits successfully performed universal logic operations for spin qubits.
  • Milli-kelvin control demonstrated minimal degradation of single- and two-qubit gate performance.
  • The integrated platform, comprising ~100,000 transistors, operated with low power density.

Conclusions:

  • Heterogeneously integrated cryo-CMOS provides a scalable solution for controlling silicon spin qubits.
  • This 'chiplet-style' architecture overcomes wiring density limitations for quantum computing.
  • The demonstrated performance at milli-kelvin temperatures paves the way for large-scale quantum processors.