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The Pinnacle Architecture with fixed connectivity of degree eight

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Authors: Paul Webster, Tom Peham, Lawrence Z. Cohen

Year

2026

Paper ID

78467

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Preprint

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Abstract

We show how the Pinnacle architecture can be adapted to be compatible with superconducting qubits, where the connectivity between qubits must be fixed at fabrication. Specifically, we present a modified instantiation of the architecture that has fixed connectivity degree of eight. With this instantiation, we show that a 2048-bit RSA integer can be factored in one month with approximately 120 000 physical qubits, given a physical error rate of 10-3, code cycle time of 1 microsecond and reaction time of 10 microseconds.

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