In comparison to the physics that governs the operation of today’s computers, quantum mechanics allows a different means of processing, storing and communicating information to enable powerful technologies not possible with classical logic. As these devices are scaled-up, operating them will require an autonomous means of controlling, interacting and reading out large numbers of qubits in parallel, a task that will be met by combing both quantum and classical devices.
Considering the scale-up of these quantum platforms, the development of new system architectures, circuits, devices, materials and techniques comprising the quantum-classical interface are key to realizing quantum technology. In this work, we aim to develop a quantum computer-aided design (QCAD) framework for quantum device modelling to allow quantum circuit simulation.
This work is funded by the Occitanie Regional Initiative on Quantum Computing in collaboration with the IBM Montpellier.