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This partnership addresses a critical bottleneck in scaling quantum hardware by combining Quobly's 300 mm silicon spin qubit platform with Orange Quantum Systems' automated diagnostic infrastructure. The collaboration aims to establish high-throughput testing protocols essential for monitoring device performance and process variability as these processors transition from lab prototypes to industrial manufacturing. Establishing reliable characterization methodologies is a prerequisite for mass-producing solid-state quantum chips, making this development directly relevant to the hardware supply chain.

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Quobly and Orange Quantum Systems Partner on Silicon Spin Qubit Testing

The Quantum InsiderSeptember 3, 20263 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Quobly, a French quantum computing company developing silicon spin qubit processors for industrial-scale deployment, and Orange Quantum Systems (OrangeQS), a company based in Delft specializing in automated diagnostics and high-throughput test systems for solid-state quantum chips, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to collaborate on the characterization and testing […]

Quobly and Orange Quantum Systems have signed an MoU to develop automated, high-throughput testing and characterization capabilities for silicon spin qubit devices. The collaboration combines Quobly’s 300 mm FD-SOI silicon spin qubit platform with OrangeQS’s automated diagnostics, measurement protocols and test systems for solid-state quantum chips. The partners aim to develop scalable testing methods that can measure device performance and variability as…

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