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Popular Summary In quantum bits based on spins in semiconductors, the qubit frequency often shifts by about 1 MHz when controlling them with microwave signals. This small change has big consequences for qubit control, where the frequency must be precisely known for high-quality operations. This unexplained phenomenon is often called the heating effect, but no one has ever shown any concrete relation to device temperature.
The promise of magnetic domain wall devices for logic and memory applications While the semiconductor industry continues to push Moore’s law into the next decade, research institutes and academia worldwide explore ways beyond dimensional scaling to pack more functionality per area. A promising approach for functional scaling is a domain wall device: a device that encodes information in magnetic domains.
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