Automated closed-loop hardware optimization

Discover how Boulder Opal allows you to automate performance enhancements in quantum hardware through closed-loop experimental optimization.

February 19, 2021

This webinar will demonstrate how new features in Boulder Opal allow you to automate performance enhancement in quantum hardware through closed-loop experimental optimization. Whether you build quantum computers or quantum sensors, or you perform basic physics research, it’s simple to use closed-loop optimization to deliver greater performance from hardware even when there are major uncertainties in your system. We will present a variety of experimental case studies including demonstrations on ultra-cold atoms, quantum memories, and superconducting quantum computers. And look out for a sneak peak of our results using closed-loop optimization to improve the performance of two-qubit gates on IBM-Q.

Speakers

  • Michael Hush

    ,

    Chief Scientific Officer

    ,

    Q-CTRL

  • Yuval Baum

    ,

    VP of Quantum Computing Research

    ,

    Q-CTRL

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