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Characterize your quantum computer faster and easier with automated system identification

Characterize your quantum computer faster and easier with automated system identification

Save time and resources by characterizing your quantum hardware and discover why your modeling doesn’t match your device's measurements. Hear firsthand how Boulder Opal makes characterization of a cold ion quantum computer easier, through automated system identification.

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Choosing a quantum control strategy

Watch this webinar and gain expert insights that empower you to apply quantum control to automate and improve the performance of your hardware, even in the presence of large uncertainties, noise, and decoherence. We’ll help you navigate through the confusing landscape of jargon to confidently choose the best approach for your needs.

By Frank Vincze, Michael Hush PhD, Leonardo Andreta de Castro PhD, Maggie Liuzzi
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Characterize your quantum computer faster and easier with automated system identification

Save time and resources by characterizing your quantum hardware and discover why your modeling doesn’t match your device's measurements. Hear firsthand how Boulder Opal makes characterization of a cold ion quantum computer easier, through automated system identification.

Michael Hush, Christophe Valahu
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From automation to algorithms

This webinar introduces Q-CTRL's new tools to build autonomy in the operation of quantum computing hardware, and how the improved error rates we achieve impact on algorithmic success. Hosted by Dr Michael Hush Chief Scientific Officer at Q-CTRL.

By Yuval Baum PhD, Christopher Bentley PhD, Michael Hush PhD, Anurag Mishra PhD
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