EQUBITFLY Project

EQUBITFLY proposes a paradigm shift from the mainstream superconducting or semiconducting quantum technology approach by exploiting flying qubits. The project aims to harness the potential of flying electron qubits for superior scalability and connectivity. By pioneering research for the manipulation of flying electrons in semiconductor nanostructures, the project will realise high-fidelity flying charge qubits and demonstrate their entanglement. Key objectives include the development of single electron sources, single electron detectors and enabling advancements in quantum nanoelectronics at terahertz frequencies, to address coherence challenges effectively. Key Figures: - 10 complementary research partners from France, - Duration: 72 months, - Financial Support: 4.5 M€ This work has benefited from State aid managed by the Agence Nationale de la Recherche under the France 2030 program, reference "ANR-22-PETQ-0012”.