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This partnership marks a significant step toward industrializing silicon spin-qubit architectures by leveraging established CMOS fabrication infrastructure. Access to the FAMES Pilot Line will allow Quobly to refine process flows essential for scaling their quantum processors while maintaining compatibility with existing semiconductor supply chains. The collaboration directly advances the roadmap for commercializing silicon-based quantum computers, targeting one million qubits by 2032.

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CEA-Leti and Quobly Strengthen Their Collaboration to Accelerate the Development of Next-Generation Silicon Quantum Technologies

The Quantum InsiderSeptember 28, 20263 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Quobly, a French company developing silicon-based quantum computers, and CEA-Leti, a leading research institute in microelectronics and information technologies, are strengthening their long-standing collaboration through access to the FAMES Pilot Line, which complements Quobly’s industrial collaboration with STMicroelectronics and supports its technology roadmap. At FAMES, a pioneering initiative promoting semiconductor […]

Quobly is expanding its collaboration with CEA-Leti through access to the FAMES Pilot Line to develop technologies for future silicon quantum processors. FAMES provides semiconductor equipment to test manufacturing processes, complementing Quobly’s work with STMicroelectronics to industrialize its silicon spin-qubit architecture. Quobly plans to commercialize its first quantum computer, Alloy Pioneer, by the end…

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