Quantum Computer

    DiNAQC captures, cools & sorts a register with 10×13 neutral atoms

    Our neutral atom project DiNAQC by Planqc has reached an important milestone: the creation of a 10×13 register of strontium atoms. This lays the foundation for computing with neutral atoms…

    DiNAQC

    A highly scalable digital quantum computer with 100 qubits based on neutral atoms

    KompaQD

    Compact quantum computing demonstrator for hardware-related training

    COMIQC

    A novel approach to building a quantum computer based on organic molecular crystals.

    DLR QCI awards two contracts for solid-state spin quantum computers

    The German Aerospace Center (Deutsches Zentrum für Luft- und Raumfahrt; DLR) has commissioned a special mini quantum computer to be used for training courses; for future users, students and companies…

    XQi

    Robust, scalable NV centre quantum computer with more than 32 qubits.

    QSea I

    A 10-qubit quantum computer demonstrator based on ion trap technology

    QSea II

    We are building a modular and scalable quantum computer based on stored ion qubits.

    Legato

    Building a fully scalably trapped-ion quantum computer with four chip modules

    Toccata

    A user-friendly, reliable and scalable quantum processor with at least 50 qubits

    SuNQC

    Quantum computers based on ion-implanted NV centres in diamond

    UPQC

    A universal and error correctable photonic quantum computer with up to 64 qubits

    XAPHIRO

    Developing a microfabricated quantum computer prototype with at least 50 fully functional qubits.

    Startups and companies develop quantum computers based on ion traps

    Charged atoms cannot escape from an ion trap, as they are confined by an electromagnetic field. A laser, radio waves or microwaves can then change the state of the charged…

    DLR QCI awards contract for photonic quantum computers to QuiX Quantum

    Turning light particles into arithmetic building blocks offers great potential for building quantum computers. However, quantum processors based on light particles (photons) are less mature than other pelatforms. For the…

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