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Random walk to quantum computing

Courtesy: Ganesh Ramalingam
18 Dec 2017
Taken from the December 2017 issue of Physics World

Computer scientist Rami Barends describes his unorthodox route through academia that led to him joining Google’s hardware lab to build a quantum computer

The Google quantum hardware lab in Santa Barbara in the US, that’s where I work. We’re trying to

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Rami Barends is a physicist and computer scientist at Google’s research laboratories in Santa Barbara, California, US, e-mail barends@google.com
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