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How We Scale

Scaling means avoiding frequency collisions and routing through imperfect hardware. This page connects spectral crowding to crosstalk, and routing distance to compounded two-qubit errors.

Spectral Crowding

Lorentzian peaks5 qubits
Spacing4.0 MHz
Linewidth4.0 MHz
Neighbor overlap: 50.0%
-40-2002040Sum responseFrequency (MHz)
Total response (all qubits)Tighter spacing or broader linewidth increases crosstalk risk.

Routing Cost

3 two-qubit gates per SWAP
Two-qubit error0.6%
SWAPs3
Success: 94.7% (failure 5.3%)
Success probabilitySWAP count
Total two-qubit gates: 9Routing cost compounds quickly as distance grows.

Series Map

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How We Tune a Qubit

Spectroscopy + calibration basics.

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Why Qubits Forget

T1, T2, decoherence, and linewidth.

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How Qubits Talk

Avoided crossings and coupling.

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How Gates Happen

Pulses, leakage, and control errors.

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How We Measure

Dispersive readout + fidelity.

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How We Scale

Topology, routing, and spectral crowding.

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