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Programmable atomic Large-Scale Quantum Simulation 2.1

PASQuanS

The European Quantum Flagship project PASQuanS (Programmable Atomic Large-Scale Quantum Simulation, 2018-2022), brought together research institutes and industrial companies from six European countries to build the largest programmable quantum simulators to date based on atoms and ions.

By scaling up these platforms towards more than 1000 atoms or ions, improving control methods and making these simulators fully programmable, the goal of PASQuanS was to push the already well-advanced platforms far beyond both the state-of-the-art and the reach of classical computation and demonstrate a quantum advantage for non-trivial problems, paving the way towards practical and industrial applications. PASQuanS resulted in modular building blocks for a future generation of quantum simulators.

The project united five experimental groups with complementary methods to achieve the technological goals, connected with six theoretical teams focusing on certification, control techniques and applications of the programmable platforms, and five industrial partners in charge of the key developments of enabling technologies and possible commercial spin-offs of the project.

Possible end-users of these simulators, major industrial actors, were tightly associated with the consortium to help identify and implement key applications where quantum simulation provides a competitive advantage.

Meet some of the People behind PASQuanS

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