Quantum Computing: Devices, Cryogenic Electronics and Packaging

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The intent of this workshop is to bring together engineers of electrical, mechanical, materials and computer science disciplines and physicists to describe the state-of-the-art in all the interconnected fields and the opportunities and challenges for future generations of quantum computers.

Plenary and invited talks: (see Final Program for details)

Technical Challenges facing Quantum Computing with Superconducting Transmon Qubits Dr. Daniel Tennant, Rigetting Computing		Superconducting Multi-Chip Module (SMCM) Rabindra N. Das, MIT Lincoln Laboratory
Introduction to Quantum Computing: From Algorithm to Hardware Prof. Hiu Yung Wong, San Jose State University		Understanding and Addressing Challenges in Superconducting Qubit Scale Jennifer Smith, UC-Santa Barbara
Integrated Quantum-Classical Applications with CUDA Quantum Dr. Jin-Sung Kim, NVIDIA		A 22nm FD-SOI-CMOS Scalable Quantum Processor SoC with Fully Integrated Control Electronics at 3.5K Dr. Imran Bashir, Equal1
Network Architecture for a Scalable Spin Qubit Processor Prof. Jonathan Baugh, Univ. of Waterloo		Quantum Computing with Silicon Spins Dr. Dominik Zumbuhl, Univ of Basel
Quantum Error Correction in Bosonic Qubits Marina Kudra, PhD, Intermodulation Products		Thermal Management Challenges in Cryogenic System Integration: Spin Qubit Biasing with a CMOS DAC at mK Temperature Lea Schreckenberg, Forschungszentrum Jülich GmbH
Introduction to Quantinuum and TKET Dr. Kathrin Spendier, Quantinuum		The International Race For A Quantum Computer Dr. Kristine Boone, Photonic Inc.
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