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QpiAI's new Bengaluru foundry represents a significant step toward vertical integration in superconducting qubit manufacturing, aiming to scale from 128 to 10,000 physical qubits by 2027. While the sheer count of qubits is notable, industry observers will watch how this facility addresses yield rates and error correction as it matures its full-stack production capabilities for research-grade processors.

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QpiAI Opens Quantum Chip Foundry in India, Targets 10,000-Qubit Processors

The Quantum InsiderAugust 17, 20266 min read

Insider Brief Quantum computing startup QpiAI has opened a manufacturing facility in Bengaluru capable of fabricating superconducting quantum processors, part of an effort to bring more of its quantum hardware development and production under one roof. The Bengaluru-based company on Monday inaugurated the second phase of its quantum processing unit, or QPU, manufacturing facility in […]

QpiAI opened a quantum processor manufacturing facility in Bengaluru capable of fabricating superconducting chips with up to 128 qubits, with plans to scale capacity to 10,000 physical qubits in 2027. The foundry will handle processes including lithography, etching, assembly and packaging while supporting research into superconducting, photonic and semiconductor qubits. QpiAI has invested about $20 million to $25 million in the facility and plans another $10 million to $15 million as it expands manufacturing and develops proposed quantum-AI computing centers. Quantum computing startup QpiAI has opened a manufacturing facility in Bengaluru capable of fabricating superconducting quantum processors, part of an effort to bring more of…

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