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Alice & Bob is pivoting from chip fabrication to full-stack on-premise platforms, leveraging its 18-qubit cat-qubit architecture to host its first logical qubit. By opening the system to research partners and HPC centers, the company aims to facilitate collaborative benchmarking and co-development of fault-tolerant quantum applications. This strategic shift marks a significant step toward practical, localized quantum computing infrastructure beyond cloud-based access.
Alice & Bob Launches On-Premise “Helium Quantum System” for Cat-Qubit Research
Fault-tolerant hardware developer Alice & Bob has unveiled the Helium Quantum System, transitioning the company from chip-level manufacturing into delivering full-stack, on-premise quantum computing platforms. Operating on a noise-biased cat-qubit architecture, the integrated machine is engineered to encode the company's first logical qubit using an array of 18 physical cat-qubits. The platform is intentionally opened [...] The post Alice & Bob Launches On-Premise “Helium Quantum System” for Cat-Qubit Research appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.
Fault-tolerant hardware developer Alice & Bob has unveiled the Helium Quantum System, transitioning the company from chip-level manufacturing into delivering full-stack, on-premise quantum computing platforms. Operating on a noise-biased cat-qubit architecture, the integrated machine is engineered…
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