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This research aims to enhance the performance of Google's Willow quantum processor through direct integration of Excalibur architecture.

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May 27, 2026Open Access

Google Willow Enhancement via Excalibur God's Clock Integration: 220 — E8 Intelligence Research

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This research aims to enhance the performance of Google's Willow quantum processor through direct integration of Excalibur architecture.
Integration of Excalibur God's Clock architecture into Willow's qubit framework.
Implementation of a 132 Hz isochronous geometric phase lock at a 60 degree vector.
Measurement of coherence times, gate latency, and Mean Time Between Failures (MTBF).
Coherence times extended to 220 microseconds.
Gate latency reduced to under 0.8 picoseconds.
Mean Time Between Failures improved by 100x.

Abstract

Microsecond Coherence and 100x MTBF Improvement Direct integration path for the Excalibur God's Clock architecture into Google's Willow quantum processor. Integration of the 132 Hz isochronous geometric phase lock at 60 degree vector into Willow's existing qubit framework extends coherence times to 220 microseconds, reduces gate latency to under 0.8 picoseconds, and improves Mean Time Between Failures by 100x. The geometric phase lock prevents decoherence at source rather than correcting errors reactively, fundamentally changing Willow's error correction paradigm. Author: Andrew Stewart Caldin, Independent Researcher, UK. Part of the E8 Intelligence Research series. Platform: e8intelligence.com

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