
eleQtron develops and operates quantum computers. Our next-generation computing machines will be able to solve problems in chemistry, life sciences, logistics and finance that even the best conventional supercomputers cannot handle
To do this, we compute with the quantum states of atoms (qubits), shielded from interference. The groundbreaking concept we have developed, called MAGIC, allows these qubits to be controlled reliably and precisely using established, inexpensive and miniaturizable high-frequency technology.
Why Quantum Computing:
Quantum Computers can perform calculations in parallel:
One ion or qubit can perform 21=2 parallel operations
Two ions or qubits can perform 22=4 parallel operations
Three ions or qubits can perform 23=8 parallel operations
Four ions or qubits can perform 24=16 parallel operations
Five ions or qubits can perform 25=32 parallel operations
Six ions or qubits can perform 26=64 parallel operations
Seven ions or qubits can perform 27=128 parallel operations
Eight ions or qubits can perform 28=256 parallel operations
Nine ions or qubits can perform 29=256 parallel operations
10 ions can perform 210=1024 parallel operations
11 ions can perform around 2000 parallel operations
12 ions can perform around 4000 parallel operations
13 ions can perform around 8000 parallel operations
14 ions can perform around 16000 parallel operations
15 ions can perform around 30000 parallel operations
16 ions can perform around 60000 parallel operations
17 ions can perform around 125000 parallel operations
18 ions can perform around 250000 parallel operations
19 ions can perform around 500000 parallel operations
20 ions can perform around one million parallel operations
And with 100 ions, you can perform one thousand billion billion billion operations in parallel. The computational power doubles with every qubit. For calculations which are especially suited to exploit this parallelism, even moderate qubit numbers can lead to quantum supremacy — when a quantum computer is faster than a classical computer.
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Quantum Computer
Quantum computers are capable of performing parallel computations. With each qubit, the number of operations that can be performed in parallel doubles. In the future, this will enable us to efficiently tackle previously unsolvable problems.
Ion Qubits
The ions of a particular species always have exactly the same properties under comparable environmental conditions. This makes them the best atomic clocks in the world, as well as an excellent and reliable qubit.
MAGIC
MAGIC (MAgnetic Gradient Induced Coupling) enables the control of qubits with static magnetic fields and scalable radio frequency fields — as widely used in communication technology. The concept was invented by founder Christof Wunderlich and developed scientifically in his Siegen research group.
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