Building blocks for quantum information processing with color centers in silicon

Valeria Saggio; Hugo Larocque; Max Tao; Mihika Prabhu; Alessandro Buzzi; Qiushi Gu; Matteo Pirro; Camille Papon; Odiel Hooybergs; Lorenzo De Santis; Ian Christen; Changchen Chen; Christian Gerlach; Samuel Gyger; Christopher Panuski; Dalia Ornelas-Huerta; Hamza Raniwala; Marco Colangelo; Owen Medeiros; Yang Yu; Stephan Steinhauer; Gerald Leake; Daniel J. Coleman; Michael L. Fanto; Val Zwiller; Dirk Englund; Carlos Errando-Herranz

doi:10.1364/cleo_si.2025.ss193_1

Key Points

Recent advances in color centers in silicon improve the scalability of quantum information processing.
Color centers act as qubits, essential for developing a reliable quantum computational framework.
Technological innovations include on-chip single-photon detection and integration with waveguides.
Control over the spectral properties of color centers enhances their performance in quantum applications.

Implication

Discussion highlights technological progress in color centers and their integration for quantum processing.

Abstract

Color centers in silicon are leading qubits for scalable quantum information processing. We will discuss recent developments towards a technological platform including the formation of waveguide-integrated color centers, their spectral control, and on-chip single-photon detection.

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Saggio et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68d6c671b1249cec298b1fa5 https://doi.org/10.1364/cleo_si.2025.ss193_1

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Building blocks for quantum information processing with color centers in silicon

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