Standardization of Quantum Technologies
summary
Argues for starting standards early, focusing on concrete metrics, test methods and terminology rather than high-level buzzwords; lists active efforts: JTC 22 work on characterization of quantum technologies (qubit and gate fidelity metrics, traceable measurement methods) and a layer model of quantum computing to define interfaces and functional requirements; describes a European federated test network with a PTB user facility already performing independent measurements on ion traps; notes government investment above €2 billion and the need for reproducible, traceable supply chains.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:42PTB in quantum standardization
- 3:32JTC 22 overview
- 4:56Timing for quantum standards
- 7:00Quantum focus group roadmap
- 9:51Testing infrastructure project
- 11:18JTC 22 metrics projects
- 14:25Quantum benchmarking approaches
- 16:14Summary
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