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Juq-405 Repack -

Introduction

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| Layer | Primary Components | Function | |-------|--------------------|----------| | Quantum Layer | 405‑qubit transmon array (15 × 27 grid), 3‑D microwave cavity readout, on‑chip parametric amplifiers | Executes quantum kernels, provides high‑fidelity (≥ 99.8 %) gates and readout | | Cryogenic Classical Layer | 64‑core heterogeneous processor (8 × 8 GPU‑like cores + 8 AI tensor cores), on‑chip DRAM (2 GB), low‑power RISC‑V controllers | Performs classical pre‑ and post‑processing, hosts QCCS runtime, handles syndrome decoding | | Interconnect Layer | Superconducting micro‑strip waveguides, cryogenic repeaters, time‑division multiplexing (TDM) fabric | Enables < 300 ps round‑trip latency, 150 GB/s aggregate bandwidth, deterministic timing for QCCS | JUQ-405

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3. Hardware Design and Fabrication

3.1 Superconducting Qubit Array

  • Transmon design: Fixed‑frequency transmons with anharmonicity ≈ − 300 MHz, capacitor pads made of NbTiN on silicon.
  • Connectivity: Nearest‑neighbor coupling via λ/4 resonators (g ≈ 30 MHz) enabling a surface‑code lattice with distance up to 31.
  • Readout: Frequency‑multiplexed dispersive readout using 64 broadband resonators coupled to a common feedline, amplified by Josephson parametric converters (JPCs) with 20 dB gain and 2 GHz bandwidth.
  1. Quantum‑Classical Co‑Scheduling (QCCS) – a runtime that dynamically partitions workloads between quantum and classical resources, minimizing data movement.
  2. Cryogenic Interconnect Network (CIN) – a superconducting‑waveguide based interconnect that provides sub‑nanosecond latency and >100 GB/s bandwidth between QPU and classical cores operating at 4 K.
  3. Error‑Mitigation Fabric (EMF) – a hierarchical error‑correction scheme combining surface codes, flag qubits, and real‑time syndrome extraction, delivering logical error rates suitable for deep circuits.
  4. Benchmark suite – a set of representative quantum‑enhanced applications (VQE, QAOA, quantum‑accelerated neural networks) executed on JUZ‑405 and compared against leading hybrid platforms.