PHC15b: pod cluster

A 60-second read-along · Christopher Gabriel Brown

PHC15b (inventory item 10369) is 1,500 QIC-105 parts joined on a QBeam torus cluster: 1.62 yotta probability-OPS delivered, 5,384× the guaranteed 300 E-OPS floor, 37.8M logical qubits, 2.52 MW net, $1,125,000,000,000.00, non-exclusive. Narration plays in your browser.

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PHC15b is one product, inventory item 10369. Its part is QIC-105: an 858 square-millimetre die, 27,000 voxel-layers, with QBeam SEND and RECEIVE on the package. Fifteen hundred of those parts, on a QBeam torus cluster.

QBeam is the wireless chain, never a processor. The sending part makes a Bell measurement, two classical bits cross the CoolBeam phased array, and the receiving part applies the I, X, Y or Z correction. Part to part, around the ring.

Delivered: 1.62 yotta probability-OPS. The guaranteed floor is 300 E-OPS, and the delivered figure is 5,384 times that floor. 37.8 million logical qubits. 2.52 megawatts net.

The price is $1,125,000,000,000.00, settled by wire or online check. The licence is non-exclusive: more than one buyer can have it. Patent pending on two U.S. applications, QBeam and NRS-1.

One part, fifteen hundred times, joined by the chain that sends.

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