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Intel’s new chip to advance silicon spin qubit research for quantum computing

This image shows a magnified view of Intel's Tunnel Falls chip. Tunnel Falls provides a 95% yield rate across the wafer and voltage uniformity similar to a CMOS logic process. A wafer provides 24,000 quantum dot test chips with a 99.8% yield tuned at the single electron level. These 12-dot chips can form between four to 12 qubits that can be isolated and used in operations simultaneously depending on how a university or lab operates its systems. (Source: Intel Corporation) arrow back Image Zoom
This image shows a magnified view of Intel's Tunnel Falls chip. Tunnel Falls provides a 95% yield rate across the wafer and voltage uniformity similar to a CMOS logic process. A wafer provides 24,000 quantum dot test chips with a 99.8% yield tuned at the single electron level. These 12-dot chips can form between four to 12 qubits that can be isolated and used in operations simultaneously depending on how a university or lab operates its systems. (Source: Intel Corporation)
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