Recent progress in solid-state quantum computing
Li Shu · 2004
Quantum computers may provide much greater computing power than classical computers. It is widely believed that quantum computers will ultimately be realized in solid-state systems. We review the latest progress in solid-state computing: superconducting charge qubits, geometric quantum computing, semiconductor quantum dot qubits, and various basic problems in quantum computing. The review concludes with an outline of future research on solid-state quantum information.