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2D materials shrink superconducting qubits
The exceptional quality of hexagonal boron nitride crystals that can be cleaved into few layers provides ultrathin dielectrics, thereby opening a route to ultrasmall capacitors with large capacitances. With such capacitors, the superconducting transmon qubit is scaled down by orders of magnitude.
- Christian Schönenberger
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Nodal superconducting exchange coupling
A d-wave superconductor is used to mediate a long-range exchange coupling between two ferromagnetic insulators.
- A. Di Bernardo
- , S. Komori
- & J. W. A. Robinson
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Granular aluminium as a superconducting material for high-impedance quantum circuits
A fluxonium qubit is constructed out of granular aluminium, revealing its potential for superconducting quantum technologies.
- Lukas Grünhaupt
- , Martin Spiecker
- & Ioan M. Pop
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Solving a wonderful problem
Superconducting qubits are used to demonstrate features of quantum fault tolerance, making an important step towards the realization of a practical quantum machine.
- Simon Benjamin
- & Julian Kelly