China Unveils Advanced Quantum Control System to Propel Quantum Computing Industry
The newly launched Origin Tianji 4.0 marks a significant advancement in China's quantum technology capabilities.
Hefei, China - Origin Quantum Computing Technology Co. has announced the launch of its fourth-generation quantum control system, Origin Tianji 4.0, which supports over 500 qubits.
This development is being viewed as a pivotal milestone in China's ambitions within the quantum technology landscape.
The system was unveiled on September 20, 2024, during the 2024 World Manufacturing Convention in Hefei, Anhui Province.
This launch aims to facilitate the scalable and industrialized production of quantum computers, particularly those utilizing hundred-qubit architectures.
The advancements are attributed to the company's replicable and iterative engineering capabilities, allowing for accelerated development in the field.
Origin Tianji 4.0 serves as the central control unit of a quantum computer, overseeing the generation, acquisition, and management of precise signals essential for quantum chip functionality.
Improvements from the previous version, Tianji 3.0, showcase enhanced scalability, integration, stability, and automation, as reported by industry sources.
Kong Weicheng, deputy director of the Anhui Quantum Computing Engineering Research Center and head of the research team behind Origin Tianji 4.0, emphasized that the new system improves the efficiency of quantum chip control and readout processes through fully self-developed hardware and software platforms.
This advancement allows for a more streamlined workflow, reducing reliance on highly specialized PhD-level expertise.
The launch of Origin Tianji 4.0 indicates that China’s quantum computing sector now possesses capabilities necessary for the replicable and iterative production of quantum systems, paving the way for mass production of advanced quantum computers.
Guo Guoping, director of the Anhui Quantum Computing Engineering Research Center and chief scientist at Origin Quantum, remarked on the foundational role of this technology in establishing a competitive 'China solution' within the global quantum race.
Since its introduction, the company's previous quantum computer, Origin Wukong—powered by the earlier Tianji 3.0—has completed over 380,000 quantum computing tasks for more than 26 million users across 139 countries and regions since it became operational on January 6, 2023. This system has provided vital support in various sectors, including finance, biomedicine, and fluid dynamics.
Global engagement with Origin Wukong has surpassed 20 million visits, with notable user activity from countries including the United States, Russia, Japan, and Canada.
Origin Tianji 4.0 is expected to further support the development of next-generation quantum computing technologies in China.
This development is being viewed as a pivotal milestone in China's ambitions within the quantum technology landscape.
The system was unveiled on September 20, 2024, during the 2024 World Manufacturing Convention in Hefei, Anhui Province.
This launch aims to facilitate the scalable and industrialized production of quantum computers, particularly those utilizing hundred-qubit architectures.
The advancements are attributed to the company's replicable and iterative engineering capabilities, allowing for accelerated development in the field.
Origin Tianji 4.0 serves as the central control unit of a quantum computer, overseeing the generation, acquisition, and management of precise signals essential for quantum chip functionality.
Improvements from the previous version, Tianji 3.0, showcase enhanced scalability, integration, stability, and automation, as reported by industry sources.
Kong Weicheng, deputy director of the Anhui Quantum Computing Engineering Research Center and head of the research team behind Origin Tianji 4.0, emphasized that the new system improves the efficiency of quantum chip control and readout processes through fully self-developed hardware and software platforms.
This advancement allows for a more streamlined workflow, reducing reliance on highly specialized PhD-level expertise.
The launch of Origin Tianji 4.0 indicates that China’s quantum computing sector now possesses capabilities necessary for the replicable and iterative production of quantum systems, paving the way for mass production of advanced quantum computers.
Guo Guoping, director of the Anhui Quantum Computing Engineering Research Center and chief scientist at Origin Quantum, remarked on the foundational role of this technology in establishing a competitive 'China solution' within the global quantum race.
Since its introduction, the company's previous quantum computer, Origin Wukong—powered by the earlier Tianji 3.0—has completed over 380,000 quantum computing tasks for more than 26 million users across 139 countries and regions since it became operational on January 6, 2023. This system has provided vital support in various sectors, including finance, biomedicine, and fluid dynamics.
Global engagement with Origin Wukong has surpassed 20 million visits, with notable user activity from countries including the United States, Russia, Japan, and Canada.
Origin Tianji 4.0 is expected to further support the development of next-generation quantum computing technologies in China.
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