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TechPulse take: QuantrolOx has established its first U.S. office at UC Berkeley's Quantum Nexus to automate qubit characterization and control, addressing critical workforce shortages in quantum hardware development. This partnership aims to bridge the gap between laboratory research and scalable industrialization of quantum processing units through software-defined automation. The move underscores a strategic shift toward automating routine calibration tasks to accelerate the deployment of real-world quantum systems.

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QuantrolOx Expands U.S. Presence With Berkeley Quantum Nexus Office

The Quantum InsiderSeptember 9, 20264 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Quantum researchers and campus leaders heralded the arrival of QuantrolOx at UC Berkeley’s Roger Herst Quantum Nexus. The occasion marks the first U.S. office for QuantrolOx, establishing a foothold for the qubit automation company at a leading quantum research hub. QuantrolOx works closely with UC Berkeley physics professor Irfan Siddiqi’s […]

QuantrolOx has opened its first U.S. office at UC Berkeley’s Roger Herst Quantum Nexus to expand quantum research and commercial partnerships. The company is working with UC Berkeley’s Quantum Nanoelectronics Laboratory on automated qubit characterization, calibration and control for quantum processor development. The Berkeley office will serve as QuantrolOx’s base for U.S. market development and research collaboration as it expands across North America. PRESS RELEASE — Quantum researchers and campus leaders heralded the arrival of QuantrolOx at UC Berkeley’s Roger Herst…

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