Explore the advancements in quantum computing hardware and the crucial role of quantum characterization, verification, and validation (QCVV) in this 51-minute talk by Kenneth Rudinger. Delve into the hardware-agnostic framework QCVV provides for assessing quantum computer performance, and learn about specific protocols like gate set tomography and robust phase estimation. Discover how these techniques have been instrumental in characterizing and significantly improving quantum hardware performance. Gain insights into the challenges of adapting existing characterization protocols for fault-tolerant hardware, as Rudinger discusses the ongoing efforts to make quantum computers more reliable and efficient.
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Kenneth Rudinger: QCVV: Making Quantum Computers Less Broken
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