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This workshop highlights the critical shift toward automated, non-destructive testing of quantum chiplets as the industry approaches the 1,000-qubit milestone. By leveraging data-driven manufacturing to qualify components before integration, firms like OrangeQS aim to solve yield and consistency bottlenecks essential for scaling superconducting processors. The event underscores that advanced process control and cryogenic characterization infrastructure are now prerequisites for building modular quantum systems.

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Fraunhofer IPMS hosts workshop on scaling quantum chip production

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 30, 20263 min read

The QBN Workshop: Scaling of Quantum Chips, at Fraunhofer IPMS in Dresden, will feature Dr. Thorsten Last discussing quantum chip testing as IBM Quantum targets 1,000 qubits by 2029.

As superconducting quantum processors approach the 1,000-qubit threshold, a milestone IBM Quantum anticipates reaching by 2029, a critical bottleneck in scaling is coming into focus: reliably testing and qualifying the individual chiplets that comprise these complex systems. At the QBN Workshop in Dresden, Dr. Thorsten Last of OrangeQS will present how…

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