Simplified design using classically controlled single-qubit rotation gates instead of complex 2-qubit gates
Quantum communication systems often face challenges due to the complexity of multi-qubit hardware, especially in optical communications. The use of 2-qubit gates adds significant difficulties in terms of fabrication and integration, which limits the system's efficiency.
This new approach replaces the complex 2-qubit gates with classically controlled single-qubit rotation gates, making the hardware simpler to implement. This reduces operational hurdles while maintaining the key advantages of quantum communication. It offers an efficient and practical solution that can be deployed with existing quantum devices, making it highly suitable for near-term applications.
The image shows how quantum information is sent through a channel and processed using classical control. This setup simplifies the system by replacing complex quantum gates with easier-to-use single-qubit gates, making quantum communication more practical and efficient.