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This $1 billion CHIPS Act award marks a critical milestone for scaling superconducting qubit production, moving quantum computing from experimental research to industrial-grade manufacturing. By establishing a dedicated 300mm foundry in Albany, Anderon aims to solve the supply chain bottleneck that currently limits the deployment of large-scale quantum processors. The initiative directly addresses the infrastructure requirements necessary for the next generation of fault-tolerant quantum systems.
Anderon Finalizes $1 Billion CHIPS Award for Quantum Wafer Manufacturing
Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Today, Anderon LLC (“Anderon”), an IBM (NYSE: IBM) company, announced the finalization of a $1 billion award under the CHIPS and Science Act with the U.S. Department of Commerce (the “Department”). The award will accelerate Anderon’s R&D efforts to advance the nation’s quantum wafer manufacturing capabilities. Announced in May under […]
Anderon, an IBM company, has finalized a $1 billion CHIPS and Science Act award with the U.S. Department of Commerce to support R&D for quantum wafer manufacturing. The Albany, New York-based company operates a 300-millimeter pure-play quantum wafer foundry backed by an additional $1 billion investment from IBM.…
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