Teams around the world are now beginning to leverage CMOS to mitigate these issues and maintain the required performance and to move the electronics into the dilution fridge. This progress in quantum processors is driving the need to create highly scalable, more integrateable and lower cost electronics to operate these systems. Within a few short years, we will likely see advances that push us towards 10’ks to 100’ks of physical qubit sized quantum processors, which will open the door to the possibility of fault tolerant computing, and the ability to address a segment of those most complex problems. Currently, the state of the art of Quantum computing is a careful melding of cryogenic quantum processors with classical electronics in the hundreds of qubits scale. Quantum computers hold the promise to address some of the world’s most important, complex and challenging problems of our times. He’s received two Corporate Awards, three Outstanding Technical Achievement awards, an Outstanding Innovation award, a Research Division Award and has authored or co-authored over 50 papers and one book. He’s been an IBM master inventor with over 60 US and foreign patents pending, filed or issued. Manager /Principal RSM of IBM’s Cognitive Environments Lab focused on the creation and the application of AI in highly interactive physical spaces designed to improve decision-making through always-on ambient intelligence a human machine partnership to enhance cognition. From 2016-2019 he led the development and implementation of IBM’s room temperature based control electronics for Quantum systems and deployment. Specifically, from 2019-2022 he managed two Quantum gates teams and co-lead of the custom cryo-CMOS control and readout development. Gaucher For the last six years Brian Gaucher has been a Principle RSM (Research Staff Member) / manager and sub-theme technical lead of IBM’s quantum computing future systems design at IBM research, where his work is focused on novel architectures for quantum electronics for scientific and commercial applications.
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