Beyond the Qubit: Architecting scalable and heterogeneous Quantum Computing Systems Quantum computing is often portrayed as a magicial
Quantum Processing Unit, or QPU , operating Qubits.
In reality, making quantum advantage possible is a team sport that requires many more
high-performance and heterogeneous systems standing behind it.
This blog is an exploration of this eco-system. Mar 28, 2026
General Matrix Multiplication (GEMM) Kernels Mar 22, 2026
Capacity and Efficiency Engineering Dec 12, 2025
Tensor Processing Unit (TPU): High Level System Architecture Dec 6, 2025
Python AST rewriting: compiling without lowering Nov 30, 2025
Organizing Complexity: more architecture, less plumbing Nov 28, 2025
Neuromorphic ICs: High Level System Architecture Nov 16, 2025
GPU Compiler Architecture: CUDA, Triton & DeepSeek Nov 8, 2025
Pulse Shaping: The DRAG Pulse Oct 28, 2025
NVQLink: Nvdia's GPU–Quantum Unified System Architecture Oct 26, 2025
QRAM as the Quantum Bit Array Oct 18, 2025
GPUDirect RDMA: The life of a RoCE packet Oct 8, 2025
Quantum Error Correction: The life of a qubit Oct 5, 2025
Cryogenic computers and controllers Sep 28, 2025
Which machine for Quantum Algorithms? Sep 23, 2025
3 blue 1 brown: Grover's Algorithm Sep 22, 2025
RoCEv2: InfiniBand Transport Protocol Sep 21, 2025
Quantum Entity Component System Sep 16, 2025
The confusing world of RDMA & InfiniBand Sep 14, 2025
Rust secret sauce: more precise types? Sep 12, 2025
Using AI to improve quantum systems Aug 18, 2025
Where's my qubit? Aug 8, 2025
Gettting started with qsysarch.com 
