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Infineon and ZuriQ have advanced trapped-ion quantum computing by integrating 2D Penning micro-trap designs with established semiconductor fabrication to demonstrate a scalable nine-qubit array. This partnership directly addresses hardware scaling bottlenecks, moving the technology closer to industrial production while leveraging Infineon's packaging expertise.
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Infineon and ZuriQ Industrialize 2D Trapped-Ion Chips

Explore Quantum3 min read

Infineon and ZuriQ AG expanded their partnership to industrialize 2D trapped-ion Penning micro-trap chips for quantum computing. The collaboration aims to scale trapped-ion quantum processing units by combining ZuriQ's designs with Infineon’s semiconductor fabrication and packaging expertise.

Good day, quantum explorers. Infineon Technologies and ZuriQ AG expanded their partnership to industrialize 2D trapped-ion Penning micro-trap chips for quantum computing. The collaboration aims to scale trapped-ion quantum processing units by combining ZuriQ's designs with Infineon’s semiconductor fabrication and packaging expertise. Their joint efforts successfully demonstrated a 3x3 array of nine individually controlled ion qubits. ZuriQ provides 2D Penning micro-trap designs. Infineon…

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