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SQC has transitioned silicon quantum processor fabrication from experimental research to routine industrial manufacturing, placing hundreds of thousands of single atoms deterministically daily. This scaling leverages existing semiconductor infrastructure to move toward fault-tolerant systems, marking a critical step in making quantum hardware commercially viable. The shift from single-atom devices to mass-producible qubits demonstrates that atomic precision can be standardized for scalable quantum computing.
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Sources coveringQuantum Zeitgeist, livetradingnews.com, The Quantum Insider, Quantum Computing Report
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SQC builds quantum processors atom by atom, now at scale
Quantum Zeitgeist1 min read
SQC’s Ludwik Kranz and Michelle Simmons detail the progression from a single-atom transistor to manufacturable quantum processors in silicon, a process now executed hundreds of thousands of times per day. This journey, spanning 25+ years, demonstrates how precision becomes routine, moving from single-atom devices to qubits, processors, and commercial products available in market today.
SQC now places hundreds of thousands of single atoms deterministically each day, transitioning from a long-held research goal to…
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