ORIGIN QUANTUM COMPUTING TECHNOLOGY (HEFEI) CO., LTD

Disclosed is a quantum circuit-based value-at-risk estimation method, device, medium and electronic device, which represents correspondingly sampled value fluctuation ratios and fluctuation ratio probabilities based on the N target qubits, then builds a corresponding quantum circuit based on the target qubits, obtains every target probability whose value fluctuation ratio is less than a fluctuation ratio reference value through the quantum circuit, then determines the target value fluctuation ratio according to the target probability and the probability threshold, and finally calculates the target value-at-risk of the target object according to the target value fluctuation ratio.

Disclosed are a tunable coupler, a calibrating method and device for the tunable coupler, a quantum controlling system, and a readable storage medium. The calibrating method does not directly characterize the frequency of the tunable coupler. Instead, it biases magnetic flux of the tunable coupler (i.e., biasing voltage and pulse voltage) so as to complete calibration of the tunable coupler and obtain a work point of the tunable coupler where the effective coupling of the tunable coupler is off.

Provided are a method for determining crosstalk of qubits, a quantum control system, and a quantum computer. The method includes: performing a Ramsey experiment on a first qubit, where between two X/2 quantum logic gates in the Ramsey experiment, first and second electrical signals are applied to first and second qubits, adjusting an amplitude of the second electrical signal for multiple times so that the second qubit causes a crosstalk effect on the first qubit, and acquiring a crosstalk coefficient of the second qubit to the first qubit by linearly fitting a relationship between an amplitude of the first electrical signal affected by crosstalk and the corresponding amplitude of the second electrical signal.

Disclosed are a method and a device for calibrating a frequency of a superconducting qubit, and a readable storage medium, applying the microwave signal to the superconducting qubit and obtaining the initial oscillation frequency; then determining, based on the difference between the initial oscillation frequency and the first frequency, whether the frequency of the superconducting qubit has drifted or not; adjusting the magnitude of the first voltage applied on the superconducting qubit in the case that the frequency of the superconducting qubit has drifted so that the oscillation frequency is constantly approximating the first frequency, until the difference between the initial oscillation frequency and the first frequency satisfies a convergence condition.

A quantum computing task execution method and apparatus, and a quantum computer operating system are applied to a first electronic device including a quantum chip. First physical qubits in the quantum chip are assigned to execute a first quantum computing task. The method includes: acquiring a current topological structure of the quantum chip; acquiring a second quantum computing task in a task queue; determining second physical qubits based on the current topological structure and the second quantum computing task, wherein the second physical qubits and the first physical qubits do not interfere with each other; and assigning the second physical qubits to execute the second quantum computing task. According to some embodiments of the present disclosure, parallel computing of a plurality of quantum computing tasks can be realized during quantum computing.

Disclosed are a method and an apparatus for amplitude estimation of a quantum circuit. The method includes: calculating a first difference value between a current angle upper limit value and a current angle lower limit value corresponding to a to-be-estimated amplitude of a target quantum state, and determining the first difference value as a target difference; determining, a next angle amplification factor and a next flag parameter corresponding to a next iteration step; amplifying the target quantum circuit by the next angle amplification factor; calculating a second difference value between a next angle upper limit value and a next angle lower limit value of the to-be-estimated amplitude, and determining the second difference value as a target difference; and determining, based on an angle upper limit value and an angle lower limit value that reach the precision threshold, a probability estimated value corresponding to a to-be-estimated quantum bit.

A quantum computer architecture system, including: a quantum processor, including a plurality of qubits; a first integration apparatus configured to implement an execution signal and aggregation of execution results of a first quantity of qubits on the quantum processor; and a central control apparatus configured to acquire bit information of to-be-executed qubits on the quantum processor and to-be-executed information of each of the to-be-executed qubits, assign the to-be-executed information to one or more the first integration apparatuses according to the bit information and the first quantity, and receive the aggregation of the execution results from the one or more the first integration apparatuses. According to the present disclosure, integration and scalability of a quantum computer can be improved.

A quantum parameter amplifier; the quantum parameter amplifier includes a capacitor module, a first microwave resonant cavity, and an inductance-adjustable superconducting quantum interference apparatus that are connected in sequence to constitute an oscillation amplifier circuit, wherein, the superconducting quantum interference apparatus is grounded; the quantum parameter amplifier further includes a voltage modulating circuit and/or a second microwave resonant cavity; one end of the voltage modulating circuit is connected with an end of the superconducting quantum interference apparatus that is close to the first microwave resonant cavity; and one end of the second microwave resonant cavity is connected with the end of the superconducting quantum interference apparatus that is close to the first microwave resonant cavity. A frequency of a pump signal that makes the quantum parameter amplifier according to the present disclosure in an optimal operation mode does not need to be selected as a multiple of a frequency of the signal to be amplified.

Disclosed are a quantum chip test structure and a fabrication method therefor, and a test method and a fabrication method for a quantum chip. The quantum chip test structure includes: a superconducting Josephson junction and a connection structure of the superconducting Josephson junction that are located on a substrate; a first isolation layer located on the connection structure, where a connection window penetrating through the first isolation layer is formed in the first isolation layer; a second isolation layer located on the first isolation layer, where a deposition window is formed in the second isolation layer; and an electrical connection portion located in the connection window and an electrical connection layer located in the deposition window, and the electrical connection layer is configured to implement electrical contact with a test device.