Tempo
Tempo
Register profile — the machine's variant of its architecture
qubit type: barium ions (IonQ: "a barium system"); isotope and qubit levels not stated for Tempo
gate mechanism: laser Molmer-Sorensen, AOD-steered beams; no gate time or per-pair fidelity published for the development system
connectivity: all-to-all in a single ion chain (development system); the product is listed as "many-to-many"
control: room-temperature electronics + free-space AOM/AOD
control placement: room-temp + free-space optics
readout: fluorescence
gate evidence: no published figure
decoder mode: offline — syndromes decoded after the run
flags: no published error rates
Technologies by layer — the machine's cell per layer
| 1 Qubit carrier | Trapped atomic ion · primary ▦ 🔎 barium ions (species change from Forte's Yb; species not stated on IonQ page); IonQ page: "target qubits" 100, #AQ 64 |
| 2 Encoding | |
| 3 Gate mechanism | Mølmer–Sørensen / light-shift laser gate · primary ▦ ✅ laser Mølmer–Sørensen; 99.9% target fidelity (IonQ page); no published gate time or per-pair fidelity for the 100-ion chain |
| 4 Connectivity / transport | Ion-chain motional bus (all-to-all in chain) · primary ▦ 🔎 single long chain, all-to-all claimed; 100 target qubits (degree 99); a secondary source claims 256 physical — conflict |
| 5 Control | Free-space laser addressing of ions (AOM/AOD beams) · primary ▦ 🔎 room-temperature electronics + free-space AOM/AOD laser addressing |
| 6 Readout | |
| 7 Code | |
| 8 Decoder | |
| 9 Interconnect | |
| 10 Manufacturing | Ion-trap fabrication (surface-electrode chips; machined 3D blade traps) · primary ◌ 🔎 surface-electrode ion trap; no Tempo-specific fab source |
evidence: ✅ 1 / 10