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Quantcore's pivot to niobium-based superconducting hardware addresses critical bottlenecks in scalability and operational speed, potentially enabling higher qubit densities at more accessible temperatures compared to traditional aluminum platforms. This development underscores a strategic shift toward sovereign manufacturing capabilities within the UK quantum ecosystem while expanding material options for processors and sensors beyond the standard London-Cambridge-Oxford corridor.

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Here we are. Born to be qubits.

Inside Quantum TechnologyJune 17, 20262 min read

Spun out of the University of Glasgow, roughly 132 km from Glenfinnan and the shores of Loch Shiel, Quantcore is the only company in the UK focused on niobium superconducting quantum hardware, including the design and production of processors, resonators, and sensors. In case you missed it, “Scot...

We're the princes of quantum technologies. Spun out of the University of Glasgow, roughly 132 km from Glenfinnan and the shores of Loch Shiel,…

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