Developing hole spin quantum bits in industrially fabricated silicon chips

这是一项联合提案，将IMEC的硅芯片制造技术和设施与新南威尔士大学在量子器件方面的专业知识相结合，以优化设计和制造技术，用于在完整的300mm晶圆生产线上以工业规模制造硅基空穴自旋量子比特。IMEC是世界领先的纳米电子学和数字技术研究和创新中心，拥有价值10亿欧元的半导体芯片制造设施，而新南威尔士大学在半导体器件中的电子和空穴研究方面拥有无与伦比的低温设备和理论专业知识。这一结果将为基于空穴的自旋量子计算开辟新的途径。

This is a joint proposal to combine IMEC’s technology and facilities for silicon chip fabrication with UNSW’s expertise in quantum devices to optimise the design and fabrication techniques used to manufacture silicon based hole spin qubits on an industrial scale in a full 300mm wafer fabrication line. IMEC is a world-leading research and innovation hub in nanoelectronics and digital technologies, with a €1billion semiconductor chip fabrication facility, while UNSW has unparalleled cryogenic equipment and theoretical expertise for the study of electrons and holes in semiconductor devices. The outcomes will open up new routes to spin-based quantum computing based on holes.