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This collaboration represents a significant step toward practical hybrid architectures by testing SiPearl's classical CPU integration with Quobly's silicon spin qubit processors. The initiative validates the technical feasibility of co-designing classical and quantum components within a shared system architecture, moving beyond theoretical discussions to address scaling challenges like energy efficiency and footprint. Ultimately, this partnership aims to establish a sovereign European hardware ecosystem that reduces reliance on non-regional suppliers for advanced computing infrastructure.
SiPearl’s Rhea1 CPU will test integration with Quobly’s quantum system

Quobly & SiPearl will integrate technologies for sovereign quantum computing, starting with SiPearl’s Rhea1 CPU and Quobly’s QPU system.
SiPearl’s Rhea1 CPU and Seine reference server will be the initial hardware tested in integration with a quantum processing unit from Quobly. This collaboration unites SiPearl’s high-performance CPU technology with Quobly’s silicon spin qubit processors, specifically within Quobly’s Alloy product line, to assess the feasibility of a combined system architecture. “Building scalable quantum computers also means building the classical…
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