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Anderon's PDK is a fabrication-infrastructure release: standardized design rules and verified building blocks for superconducting qubits on a 300mm line. Its significance lies in whether it lowers the barrier between custom qubit design and repeatable, industrial-scale manufacturing. Readers should note that it is based on IBM's licensed process, and that the claims of neutrality and customer trust are promises that will only be tested as third parties adopt it.

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Anderon Releases First Superconducting Quantum PDK for 300mm Wafer Fabrication

Quantum Computing ReportOctober 15, 20264 min read

Anderon, a quantum foundry operator, has released its first Superconducting Quantum Process Design Kit (PDK) for 300mm wafer fabrication. This PDK provides standardized design rules and building blocks for manufacturing superconducting quantum devices on their 300mm wafer line at the Albany NanoTech Complex. Anderon, backed by $2 billion in funding, offers various superconducting wafer types, including qubit, I/O signal, and amplifier/filter wafers. The post Anderon Releases First Superconducting Quantum PDK for 300mm Wafer Fabrication appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

Pure-play quantum foundry operator Anderon has announced the availability of its first Superconducting Quantum Process Design Kit (PDK). The release provides quantum hardware developers with standardized design rules, component models, and verified building blocks for manufacturing superconducting quantum devices on Anderon’s 300mm wafer fabrication line at the Albany NanoTech Complex. The newly released PDK provides electromagnetic parameters, structural shielding models, and baseline reference designs to bridge the gap between…

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