Quantum Going Mobile – the Dream of a Small, Yet Powerful Quantum Computer
summary
Government agency funds a staged program that moves from 15 short concepts and 49 bidders to six detailed proposals and now four finalists, aiming to deliver a compact, field-transportable quantum system under 1 cubic meter, <300 kg with a 3,000 W power budget, >25 entangled qubits target, 30-month build phase and automated boot/calibration. Work focuses on miniaturizing periphery (power, vibration and EMI shielding), hardware-agnostic designs across trapped ions, spins, photonics etc., and cross-platform benchmarking and software APIs for on‑site processing of large sensor or mission data without cloud links.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:32Cyberture
- 3:12Why Quantum Computing
- 4:12What can Quantum Computers do
- 5:12Why go mobile
- 6:12Cloud access
- 7:29Miniaturization
- 8:46Building up the project
- 10:22Numbers on the project
- 11:48Goals
- 13:36Where are we
- 14:46Conclusion
- 15:12Questions
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