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Corley-Wiciak, C. (author), Richter, C. (author), Zoellner, M.H. (author), Zaitsev, I. (author), Manganelli, C.L. (author), Zatterin, E. (author), Schülli, T.U. (author), Corley-Wiciak, A.A. (author), Katzer, J. (author), Reichmann, F. (author), Klesse, W.M. (author), Hendrickx, N.W. (author), Sammak, A. (author), Veldhorst, M. (author), Scappucci, G. (author), Virgilio, M. (author), Capellini, G. (author)
A strained Ge quantum well, grown on a SiGe/Si virtual substrate and hosting two electrostatically defined hole spin qubits, is nondestructively investigated by synchrotron-based scanning X-ray diffraction microscopy to determine all its Bravais lattice parameters. This allows rendering the three-dimensional spatial dependence of the six strain...
article 2023
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Neumann, N.M.P. (author), de Heer, P.B.U.L. (author), Phillipson, F. (author)
In this paper, we present implementations of an annealing-based and a gate-based quantum computing approach for finding the optimal policy to traverse a grid and compare them to a classical deep reinforcement learning approach.We extended these three approaches by allowing for stochastic actions instead of deterministic actions and by...
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Dukalski, M. (author), Rovetta, D. (author), van der Linde, S.G. (author), Möller, M. (author), Neumann, N. (author), Phillipson, F. (author)
Much of recent progress in geophysics can be attributed to the adaptation of heterogeneous high-performance computing architectures. It is projected that the next major leap in many areas of science, and hence hopefully in geophysics too, will be due to the emergence of quantum computers. Finding a right combination of hardware, algorithms, and...
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Verberk, R. (author), Michalak, D.J. (author), Versluis, R. (author), Polinder, H. (author), Samkharadze, N. (author), Amitonov, S.V. (author), Sammak, S. (author), Tryputen, L. (author), Brousse, D. (author), Hanfoug, R. (author)
As part of the National Agenda for Quantum Technology, QuTech (TU Delft and TNO) has agreed to make quantum technology accessible to society and industry via its full-stack prototype: Quantum Inspire. This system includes two different types of programmable quantum chips: circuits made from superconducting materials (transmons), and circuits...
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van Deventer, M.O. (author), Spethmann, N. (author), Loeffler, M. (author), Amoretti, M. (author), van den Brink, R. (author), Bruno, N. (author), Comi, P. (author), Farrugia, N. (author), Gramegna, M. (author), Jenet, A. (author), Kassenberg, B. (author), Kozlowski, W. (author), Länger, T. (author), Lindstrom, T. (author), Martin, V. (author), Neumann, N.M.P. (author), Papadopoulos, H. (author), Pascazio, S. (author), Peev, M. (author), Pitwon, R. (author), Adriaan Rol, M. (author), Traina, P. (author), Venderbosch, P. (author), Wilhelm-Mauch, F.K. (author)
The Second Quantum Revolution facilitates the engineering of new classes of sensors, communication technologies, and computers with unprecedented capabilities. Supply chains for quantum technologies are emerging, some focused on commercially available components for enabling technologies and/or quantum-technologies research infrastructures,...
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Verberk, R. (author), Michalak, D.J. (author), Versluis, R. (author), Polinder, H. (author), Samkharadze, N. (author), Amitonov, S.V. (author), Sammak, S. (author), Tryputen, L. (author), Brousse, D. (author), Hanfoug, R. (author)
As part of the National Agenda for Quantum Technology, QuTech (TU Delft and TNO) has agreed to make quantum technology accessible to society and industry via its full-stack prototype: Quantum Inspire. This system includes two different types of programmable quantum chips: circuits made from superconducting materials (transmons), and circuits...
conference paper 2022
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Werkhoven, P. (author), Bouwman, J. (author), van Diggelen, J. (author), Dijk, J. (author), van der Meulen, M. (author), Neerincx, M. (author), Raaijmakers, S. (author), van Veenstra, A.F. (author)
TNO has lived up to its motto ‘Innovation for life’ by playing a significant part in this digital revolution, with major breakthroughs in computer simulation, network transactions, wireless communication, cyber security, optical satellite communication and quantum computing.
report 2022
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van der Schoot, W.E. (author), Leermakers, D. (author), Wezeman, R.S. (author), Neumann, N.M.P. (author), Phillipson, F. (author)
We report the Atos Q-score for D-Wave’s quantum devices, classical algorithms and hybrid quantum-classical solver. Computing the Q-score entails solving the Max-Cut problem for increasingly large graphs. This work presents the first computation of the Q-score on a quantum device and shows how these quantum devices compare to classical devices at...
conference paper 2022
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Phillipson, F. (author), Chiscop, I. (author)
Matching electricity demand and supply by decentralised generators will be very important in the near future, where more and more electricity has to be produced sustainably. Optimisation problems that address this problem often have quadratic objective functions or constraints, due to the quadratic nature of energy loss. Where classical solvers...
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Bontekoe, T.H. (author), Neumann, N.M.P. (author), Phillipson, F. (author), Wezeman, R.S. (author)
Radar and sonar information processing is a promising application area of quantum computing in the near future. Many use cases in this area can are computational heavy and might benefit greatly from a quantum approach. In this paper, an overview of use cases in this application area is given and scored on quantum readiness, added value and...
conference paper 2022
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Neumann, N.M.P. (author), Wezeman, R.S. (author)
Quantum computers can solve specific complex tasks for which no reasonable-time classical algorithm is known. Quantum computers do however also offer inherent security of data, as measurements destroy quantum states. Using shared entangled states, multiple parties can collaborate and securely compute quantum algorithms. In this paper we propose...
conference paper 2022
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Wezeman, R.S. (author), Chiscop, I. (author), Anitori, L. (author), van Rossum, W.L. (author)
Compressive sensing is a signal processing technique used to acquire and reconstruct sparse signals using significantly fewer measurement samples. Compressive sensing requires finding the most sparse solution to an underdetermined linear system, which is an NP-hard problem and as a consequence in practise is only solved approximately. In our...
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Phillipson, F. (author), Chiscop, I. (author)
Quantum computing is developing fast. Real world applications are within reach in the coming years. One of the most promising areas is combinatorial optimisation, where the Quadratic Unconstrained Binary Optimisation (QUBO) problem formulation is used to get good approximate solutions. Both the universal quantum computer as well as the quantum...
conference paper 2021
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Hilkamo, O. (author), Barbe, A.S. (author), Granqvist, N. (author), Geurts, A. (author)
The literatures on market categories and temporal work pay limited attention to the agentic role of intermediaries in nascent market categories. Through an inductive analysis of quantum computing, we explore how management consultancies perform temporal work in such settings. We find that management consultancies construct a market for knowledge...
article 2021
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Coopmans, T. (author), Knegjens, R. (author), Dahlberg, A. (author), Maier, D. (author), Nijsten, L. (author), de Oliveira Filho, J. (author), Papendrecht, M. (author), Rabbie, J. (author), Rozp?dek, F. (author), Skrzypczyk, M. (author), Wubben, L. (author), de Jong, W. (author), Podareanu, D. (author), Torres-Knoop, A. (author), Elkouss, D. (author), Wehner, S. (author)
article 2021
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Phillipson, F. (author), Chiscop, I. (author)
conference paper 2021
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Neumann, N.M.P. (author)
conference paper 2021
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Neumann, N.M.P. (author), van Heesch, M.P.P. (author), Phillipson, F. (author), Smallegange, A.A.P. (author)
Quantum computers have the potential to outshine classical alternatives in solving specific problems, under the assumption of mature enough hardware. A specific subset of these problems relate to military applications. In this paper we consider the state-of-the-art of quantum technologies and different applications of this technology....
conference paper 2021
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Hilkamo, O. (author), Barbe, A.S. (author), Granqvist, N. (author), Geurts, A. (author)
The literatures on market categories and temporal work pay limited attention to the agentic role of intermediaries in nascent market categories. Through an inductive analysis of quantum computing, we explore how management consultancies perform temporal work in such settings. We find that management consultancies construct a market for knowledge...
article 2021
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Lawrie, W.I.L. (author), Eenink, H.G.J. (author), Hendrickx, N.W. (author), Boter, J.M. (author), Petit, L. (author), Amitonov, S.V. (author), Lodari, M. (author), paquelet Wuetz, B. (author), Volk, C. (author), Philips, S.G.J. (author), Droulers, G. (author), Kalhor, N. (author), van Riggelen, F. (author), Brousse, D. (author), Sammak, A. (author), Vandersypen, L.M.K. (author), Scappucci, G. (author), Veldhorst, M. (author)
Electrons and holes confined in quantum dots define excellent building blocks for quantum emergence, simulation, and computation. Silicon and germanium are compatible with standard semiconductor manufacturing and contain stable isotopes with zero nuclear spin, thereby serving as excellent hosts for spins with long quantum coherence. Here, we...
article 2020
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