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Qubic's new contract highlights a critical hardware bottleneck in quantum computing: the need for specialized cryogenic amplifiers to achieve utility-scale performance. This government-backed validation underscores that progress in quantum systems relies heavily on advancing low-noise receiver components rather than just algorithmic breakthroughs. The milestone signals growing market confidence in specific supply chain solutions required for practical quantum applications.

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Qubic Secures $1.5 Million Canadian Government Contract for Cryogenic Amplifiers

The Quantum InsiderSeptember 11, 20263 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Qubic, a quantum technology company developing cryogenic, low-noise amplifiers for quantum computing and applications in sensing and defence, today announces it has signed a contract with an agency of Canada’s federal government valued at up to CA$1.5 million (US$1.1 million). The sale comes on the heels of the company’s $3.5 […]

Qubic has signed a contract worth up to CA$1.5 million with a Canadian federal government agency to supply cryogenic low-noise amplifiers for testing and evaluation. The company will deliver nine amplifiers, additional components and software to assess the devices as low-noise receiver amplifiers for quantum computing. The contract was awarded through Innovation Solutions Canada’s…

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