A compiler for neutral-atom NISQ devices introduces hub traps and shuttling rules to compile circuits that SWAP-only methods cannot handle in practical time, eliminating SWAP gates and improving a fidelity proxy on routing-dominated benchmarks.
Qompose: A technique to select op- timal algorithm-specific layout for neutral atom quantum architectures
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ZAP presents a zoned architecture and single-pass compiler for field-programmable atom arrays that delivers over 1000x faster compilation than prior tools while preserving or improving circuit fidelity on structured and random benchmarks.
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A Neutral-Atom Quantum Compiler with Application-Specific Layout and Hub-Assisted Shuttling
A compiler for neutral-atom NISQ devices introduces hub traps and shuttling rules to compile circuits that SWAP-only methods cannot handle in practical time, eliminating SWAP gates and improving a fidelity proxy on routing-dominated benchmarks.
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ZAP: Zoned Architecture and Performant Compiler for Field Programmable Atom Array
ZAP presents a zoned architecture and single-pass compiler for field-programmable atom arrays that delivers over 1000x faster compilation than prior tools while preserving or improving circuit fidelity on structured and random benchmarks.