Silicon quantum dot spin qubits have shown high fidelities, reaching thresholds for error correction. Scaling requires fabricating devices comparable to classical computing chips, leveraging advantages like qubit size and CMOS compatibility.
Manufacturing spin qubit devices with classical chip infrastructure aligns with Moore's law principles but faces challenges like process variation and yield. Testing for device screening becomes crucial for scalability with larger quantum dot arrays.
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