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The National Physical Laboratory secured funding to overcome manufacturing bottlenecks in microfabricated ion traps, a critical step toward scaling trapped-ion quantum computing architectures. This initiative focuses on transitioning from single-node research prototypes to batch-produced devices capable of forming interconnected quantum networks and supporting the UK's supply chain. By addressing fabrication yield issues, NPL aims to bridge the gap between laboratory breakthroughs and commercially viable quantum systems.
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National Physical Laboratory’s UK lab gets £230,000 for quantum ion traps

Quantum Zeitgeist2 min read

NPL received £230,000 to advance next-generation trapped-ion quantum computing, tackling scalability with its microfabricated ion microtrap technology.

The National Physical Laboratory (NPL) will receive £230,000 from the Government Office for Technology Transfer to advance the development of its scalable ion-trap quantum computing technology. This funding will specifically address manufacturing challenges limiting the large-scale production of ion trap devices, a critical step towards…

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