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Peter Coveney: the challenges quantum computing systems must overcome for use in the lab

Peter Coveney

The major challenge, really, for all of us who are using those devices today is to try to get a set of qubits to play a tune

Credit: Institute of Informatics, University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands

Qubit topology, communication overhead, and noise fundamentally shape the performance and scalability of quantum computing systems. Professor Peter Coveney’s insights from decades of multi-disciplinary computing research

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