This week, China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology approved and officially released the implementation of China’s first quantum communication industry standards to further promote the maturity and industrial development of China’s quantum confidential communication products.
Beijing Academy of Quantum Information Sciences officially launched the first generation superconducting quantum computing cloud platform and fully open to the public.
Following the release of the quantum operating system Origin Pilot by Origin Quantum on February 8, the company published the Origin Pilot paper on ChinaXiv on May 17.
The CSU research team, in collaboration with researchers at the Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences and Origin Quantum, achieved the first measurement and regulation of the Landau g-factor tensor and spin-qubit coupling field direction in silicon-based germanium cavity quantum dots.
In addition, a series of meaningful events and conferences are held this week, inviting Chinese professionals in the field of quantum computing to exchange and learn. The 6th International Conference on Quantum Information, Spacetime and Topological Matter will be held from 19th to 23rd.
Policy
Ministry of Industry and Information Technology Releases First Quantum Communication Industry Standards
Recently, China’s first batch of quantum communication industry standards “Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) System Technical Requirements” and “Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) System Test Methods” were approved by China’s Ministry of Industry and Information Technology (MIIT) and officially released for implementation. The two standards are led by the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology (CAIC), with the participation of CAS Quantumnet, QuantumCTek, Qasky, Huawei, China Telecom and other companies, and will be implemented from April 1, 2021, which will further promote the maturity and industrial development of quantum confidential communication products in China.
Technology
Beijing Academy of Quantum Information Sciences officially launched the first generation superconducting quantum computing cloud platform
On May 16, 2021, Beijing Academy of Quantum Information Sciences officially launched the first generation superconducting quantum computing cloud platform and fully open to the public.
platform: https://qcloud.baqis.ac.cn
Research
Origin Quantum released the paper of quantum operating system Origin Pilot
On February 8, Origin Quantum released its first quantum computer operating system, Origin Pilot, aiming to accelerate the practicalization of quantum computing. On May 17, the paper of Origin Pilot was released on the pre-release platform of science and technology papers of Chinese Academy of Sciences.
paper: http://www.chinaxiv.org/abs/202105.00063
Progress in spin regulation of silicon based semiconductor quantum chips at CSU
A research team at CSU, in collaboration with researchers at the Institute of Physics, Chinese Academy of Sciences and Origin Quantum, has achieved the first measurement and regulation of the Landau g-factor tensor and spin-orbit coupling field direction in silicon-based germanium hole quantum dots, which is of great significance for better spin-qubit manipulation and the search for Majorana fermions in this system.
paper: https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.nanolett.1c00263
Conferences
CCF YOCSEF Zhengzhou Technical Forum Successfully Held
On May 15, 2021, YOCSEF Zhengzhou successfully held a forum on “Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow of Quantum Computing” at the CCF Youth Elite Conference (YEF2021). The forum invited 6 experts from different research directions of quantum computing in China to participate in the leading speeches and panel sessions, and to discuss and deliberate on the topic together.
The Sixth International Conference on Quantum Information, Spacetime and Topological Matter will be held soon
The 6th International Conference on Quantum Information, Spacetime and Topological Matter will be held at Chongqing University from May 19-23, 2021, hosted by Fudan University and organized by Chongqing University.
The 2nd Shanghai Innovation and Entrepreneurship Youth 50 Forum will be held on 15th
The 2nd Shanghai Innovation and Entrepreneurship Youth 50 Forum was successfully held in Shanghai on May 15, which focused on topics related to young innovators and entrepreneurs. Academician Wang Jian, founder of Ali Cloud, and Academician Fan Chunhai of Chinese Academy of Sciences attended. Among them, Professor Jin Xianmin, the founder of Turing Quantum and Shanghai Jiaotong University, participated in the roundtable forum.
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