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La Luce Cristallina's NIST-validated 100x thicker strontium titanate (STO) wafers enable critical cryogenic applications like parametric amplifiers for qubit readout by leveraging the material's quantum paraelectric state. This platform bridges quantum functionality with existing CMOS foundry processes, offering a scalable path toward tunable microwave components and precision sensors essential for advancing quantum hardware.

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NIST finds La Luce Cristallina builds 100x thicker STO wafers for quantum devices

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 9, 20262 min read

La Luce Cristallina’s new QP-STOI wafers, assessed by NIST, feature a 100x thicker strontium titanate layer—supporting quantum & cryogenic devices.

La Luce Cristallina has launched a 0.5-micrometer silicon-based quantum paraelectric strontium titanate on insulator wafer platform, offering a new foundation for quantum device research. The wafers feature a strontium titanate layer 100 times thicker than…

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