US Patent 7805031 - Defect-tolerant quantum computer
http://ip.com/patent/US7805031
In quantum computing "color centers" refer to atomic vacancies embedded in diamond which may be used as quantum bits. This patent from HP proposes a way to fabricate a photonic type of quantum computer based on such color centers which is tolerant to defects. Claim 1 reads:
1. A method for fabricating a defect-tolerant quantum computer architecture, the method comprising:
depositing a transmission layer on a substrate surface;
depositing a nucleation center at a particular location on the transmission layer;
forming photonic devices in the transmission layer, the photonic devices configured to transmit electromagnetic waves;
forming a color center in diamond at the nucleation center; and
embedding the transmission layer and the color center between a top cladding layer and a bottom cladding layer.
In quantum computing "color centers" refer to atomic vacancies embedded in diamond which may be used as quantum bits. This patent from HP proposes a way to fabricate a photonic type of quantum computer based on such color centers which is tolerant to defects. Claim 1 reads:
1. A method for fabricating a defect-tolerant quantum computer architecture, the method comprising:
depositing a transmission layer on a substrate surface;
depositing a nucleation center at a particular location on the transmission layer;
forming photonic devices in the transmission layer, the photonic devices configured to transmit electromagnetic waves;
forming a color center in diamond at the nucleation center; and
embedding the transmission layer and the color center between a top cladding layer and a bottom cladding layer.
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