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Bifrost Electronics' appointment of Doug Campbell as CEO marks a strategic push to commercialize its Heimdall Amplifier, a device designed to scale down quantum readout hardware from room-sized units to compact chips. By eliminating Josephson junctions, this technology aims to resolve critical bottlenecks in qubit state detection while expanding applicability across spin qubits and satellite communications. The move underscores the industry's shift toward practical manufacturing solutions that reduce cost and complexity for large-scale quantum computing systems.

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Bifrost Electronics taps Doug Campbell, ex-Solid Power CEO, for quantum leap

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 25, 20264 min read

Bifrost Electronics announced Doug Campbell, ex-Solid Power CEO, as its new leader on Sept. 24, 2026.

Bifrost Electronics has appointed Doug Campbell, formerly CEO of battery technology firm Solid Power, which he led from startup to a Nasdaq IPO, as its new Chief Executive Officer. Campbell will focus on scaling production of the Heimdall Amplifier, a quantum readout device designed to overcome limitations of existing technology by eliminating the need for Josephson junctions. “The Bifrost team has built something the quantum industry genuinely needs, and…

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