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EeroQ Advances Its Electron on Helium (eHe) Qubit Technology

Image of the EeroQ Electron on Helium Chip

EeroQ has been developing a unique modality that involves using electrons bound to the surface of superfluid helium as the qubits. This approach is less mature than other, more common modalities, but it might be able provide significant advantages in the future including long coherence times, small qubit size, fast gates, and CMOS compatibility once the technology is developed further.