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Quantum Machines' acquisition of PCB Engineering to establish a Budapest R&D hub signals significant scaling efforts within its hybrid quantum-classical control architecture. This expansion aims to accelerate development across multiple qubit modalities as the industry approaches fault-tolerant computing milestones. The move underscores growing investment in specialized engineering teams required to manage diverse quantum hardware platforms globally.

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Quantum Machines Acquires PCB Engineering and Opens Budapest R&D Hub

The Quantum InsiderJune 17, 20263 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Quantum Machines (QM), whose control systems are used by more than half of the world’s quantum computing companies, today announces the acquisition of Hungarian company PCB Engineering – its second European acquisition in six weeks. The deal establishes a new Budapest R&D hub, allowing Quantum Machines to accelerate its roadmap […]

Quantum Machines has acquired Hungary-based PCB Engineering, establishing a new R&D hub in Budapest and marking its second European acquisition in six weeks. The acquisition expands Quantum Machines’ engineering capabilities as the company continues developing quantum control systems used across multiple quantum computing modalities and customer segments. Quantum Machines…

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