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Moving Spins From Lab to Fab: A Silicon-Based Platform for Quantum Computing Device Technologies
We discuss the key features of a 300mm integrated Silicon MOS platform to serve as a basis for spin-qubit device exploration. The process yields structures with a pitch of 100nm and below, without bearing the complexity of advanced optical lithography, and retains high flexibility for fast device design adjustment.