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Analog neutral-atom for in-memory processing in quantum reservoir computing
Quantum Reservoir Computing (QRC) exploits the rich dynamics of quantum many-body systems to process time-dependent information with high-dimensional state spaces. While neutral atom arrays offer a scalable platform for this paradigm, realizing intrinsic temporal memory without relying on external c
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