PAU Faculty Member Develops Superconductive Quantum Processor

Lecturer Çelik gave the following information about the Superconductive Quantum Processor he developed as a result of his studies: "As a result of our experiments on the Superconductive Quantum Processor technology, which I have been working on for about 10 years, we produced the 7-Qbit superconducting processor core, version 1.2 as a 7-core 49-Qbit Superconducting Quantum Processor. The most important feature of the processor operating at liquid nitrogen (77 Kelvin) temperature is that it operates at a high frequency speed of 1.0 Terahertz. The ability to operate at such a high frequency is realized thanks to a superconducting oscillator we have developed. As a result of the tests completed, the Superconducting Quantum Processor we produce completes the calculation process that the existing computers do in 3.5 years in less than 1 day. Thanks to the closed-circuit helium cooling system we plan to install, we plan to make our Superconducting Quantum Processor computer continuously operational and make it available for scientific calculations. I wish Allah's mercy to my late teacher Prof. Dr. Veysel Kuzucu, who helped and supported me in my studies on this subject. I would also like to thank our Vice Rector Prof. Dr. Necip ATAR for his help in our studies."