Eradicating dephasing and interconnect bottlenecks
Modern quantum information systems suffer from a physical limitation: the interconnect bottleneck. Superconducting stacks rely on vast networks of coaxial cables that feed thermal noise directly into the processor envelope. Trapped-ion systems provide high coherence but remain restricted by macroscopic optical alignment tolerances and slow gate execution speeds.
The Quantum-O v1.0 chip circumvents these vectors entirely by implementing a globally exclusive, two-tier monolithic layout that combines hardware error-correction with optical signal routing on a single die. The fundamental computational layer leverages the phase coherence of localised electron spins in silicon-vacancy (SiV) diamond centres embedded inside an isotopically engineered 28Si substrate.
Ĥ_hybrid = Σᵢ Ωᵢ Ŝ_z,i + Σ⟨i,j⟩ J_ij γᵢ γⱼ (Ŝ₊,ᵢ Ŝ₋,ⱼ + H.c.)
Where Ωi is the localised Zeeman splitting of the i-th SiV spin qubit, and non-Abelian Majorana zero-modes γi, γj are projected onto the boundaries of each spin cluster.


