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5 Year Update to the Next Steps in Quantum Computing Workshop


May 18-19, 2023

Viceroy Washington DC
1430 Rhode Island Avenue Northwest, Washington, DC, USA



Event Contact

Catherine Gill
cgill@cra.org


Event Type

Workshop


Event Category

CCC

Overview

It has been nearly 5 years since the Computing Community Consortium (CCC) Workshop on Next Steps in Quantum Computing, and significant progress has been made in closing the gap between useful quantum algorithms and quantum hardware.  Yet much remains to be done, in particular in terms of mitigating errors and moving towards error-corrected machines.  As we begin to transition from the Noisy-Intermediate Scale Quantum (NISQ) era to a future of fault-tolerant machines, now is an opportune time to reconvene in a new CCC workshop to consider how to apply what we have learned thus far and what research needs to be done to realize computational advantage with quantum machines.  As with the previous workshop, this 2-day CCC workshop will bring together researchers in computer science (CS) and quantum information science, with a goal of identifying how CS expertise from classical computing can be adapted to accelerate the timeline to practical applications on quantum systems.

 

This workshop will focus on 5 topics:

1) Technologies and Architectures with a View Towards Scaling,

2) Applications and Algorithms,

3) Fault Tolerance and Error Mitigation,

4) Hybrid Quantum-Classical Systems: Architectures, Resource Management, and Security, and

5) Tools and Programming Languages.

We will frame our discussions of each of 5 topics with a short presentation on each topic, followed by a longer group discussion and breakout groups. Each breakout group will give a brief synopsis of their discussions when we regroup before proceeding to the next topic. Please see the agenda for more information.

Agenda

May 18, 2023 (Thursday)

11:00 AM Welcome and Overview
11:15 AM Participant Introductions
11:45 AM Session 1 - Technologies and Architectures with a View Towards Scaling

Nathalie de Leon

Anne Matsuura

 

12:05 PM Session 1 Group Discussion
12:30 PM Session 1 Breakouts
01:15 PM Session 1 Report Out
01:30 PM Lunch
02:30 PM Session 2 - Applications and Algorithms

Sonika Johri

Xiaodi Wu

02:50 PM Session 2 Group Discussion
03:15 PM Session 2 Breakout
04:00 PM Session 2 Report Out
04:15 PM Break
04:30 PM Session 3 - Fault Tolerance and Error Mitigation

Andrew Cross

Jake Taylor

04:50 PM Session 3 Group Discussion
05:15 PM Session 3 Breakout
06:00 PM Session 3 Report Out
06:15 PM Conclude Day 1
07:00 PM Dinner

May 19, 2023 (Friday)

07:30 AM Breakfast
08:30 AM Regroup
08:45 AM Session 4 - Hybrid Quantum-Classical Systems: Architectures, Resource Management, and Security

Gokul Subramanian Ravi

Swamit Tannu

09:05 AM Session 4 Group Discussion
09:30 AM Session 4 Breakout Groups
10:15 AM Break
10:30 AM Session 4 Report Out
10:45 AM Session 5 - Tools and Programming Languages

Yufei Ding

Robert Wille

11:05 AM Session 5 Group Discussion
12:00 PM Lunch
01:00 PM Session 5 Breakout Groups
01:45 PM Session 5 Report Out
02:00 PM Bringing it all Together
03:30 PM Conclude Workshop
Organizers
Kenneth Brown, Duke University

Fred Chong, University of Chicago

Kaitlin Smith, Super.tech, a division of Infleqtion

 

With Support From:

Thomas Conte, Georgia Tech

 

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