Part III - Panel Discussion

In this video, a panel discussion moderated by Dr. Scott Holmes examines the view of panelists on the status and prospects for cryogenics-based and superconductivity-based technologies for computation, information, communication, including quantum computing.

The panelists are:

• Nancy Missert (Sandia) - Josephson junction barriers for Cryoelectronics
• Pascal Febvre (University Savoie Mont Blanc, France) - Going below 90 nm
• D. Scott Holmes (Booz Allen Hamilton, USA) - SCE Foundry
• Michael P. Frank (Sandia) - Improved superconducting logic families - (asynchronous, ballistic, reversible, etc.) a difficult engineering challenge for SCE
• John Spargo (Northrop-Grumman) - importance of applications, competitiveness with other technologies, and manufacturing
• Deep Gupta (Hypres) - importance of a gradual introduction of proven products with progressively increasing complexity and of integrating different technologies in the same system
• Oleg Mukhanov (Hypres - SeeQC) - Challenges for the Roadmap - importance of scaling and density for competitiveness with alternative technologies, including 3-D integration and innovative Josephson junction configurations