Material system enhances superconducting qubits

In the development of large-scale quantum processors, material improvements yield rapid progress because they can be readily translated to many devices and platforms. This work shows that, if they are built from tantalum and silicon, superconducting qubits can have millisecond-scale lifetimes and coherence times and reduced fabrication-related contamination. Material improvements lead to a step towards practical quantum computing.

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Nature
Published
2025-11-12
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https://doi.org/10.1038/d41586-025-03644-x
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Quantum and electron transport phenomena
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Material system enhances superconducting qubits

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Material system enhances superconducting qubits

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Abstract

In the development of large-scale quantum processors, material improvements yield rapid progress because they can be readily translated to many devices and platforms. This work shows that, if they are built from tantalum and silicon, superconducting qubits can have millisecond-scale lifetimes and coherence times and reduced fabrication-related contamination. Material improvements lead to a step towards practical quantum computing.

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Quantum and electron transport phenomena
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