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Qubic's new contract highlights the critical role of specialized hardware components like cryogenic amplifiers in advancing practical quantum computing systems. This government-backed project validates the commercial viability of low-noise technologies essential for scaling quantum processors, particularly within defense and research sectors. The milestone underscores that beyond qubit design, the supply chain for peripheral electronics is a key bottleneck and opportunity in the quantum industry.

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Qubic lands $1.5M Canadian deal for quantum amplifiers

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 11, 20264 min read

Qubic secured a $1.5 million Canadian government contract to deliver cryogenic amplifiers, following a $3.5M seed round.

Qubic will deliver nine cryogenic amplifiers, along with components and software, to a Canadian government agency under a new CA$1.5 million (US$1.1 million) contract. The agreement tasks Qubic with providing low-noise amplifiers for testing as potential components in quantum computing systems, with all deliverables expected by spring 2027. “The real-world applications for this technology are both tangible and strategically important on many levels,” said Jerome Bourassa, CEO and…

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