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S-Transistors' €2.6M funding targets a critical bottleneck in scaling superconducting quantum systems by integrating classical control electronics directly into the cryostat. This approach replaces power-hungry room-temperature wiring with low-dissipation superconducting transistors, enabling more efficient orchestration of large-scale qubit arrays. The development of these "quantum motherboards" represents a significant step toward overcoming the physical limits of current quantum computer architectures.
VTT Info’s S-Transistors grabs €2.6M to build quantum computer control chips

Finnish startup S-Transistors, spun out of VTT Technical Research Centre, secured €2.6 million to build superconducting transistors.
S-Transistors, a Finnish startup originating from VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland, secured €2.6 million in pre-seed funding to develop superconducting transistors for controlling quantum computers. The company is building quantum motherboards designed to provide energy- and cost-efficient orchestration of cryogenic quantum computers at scale, addressing a critical limitation in current technology. “Today’s efforts in scaling cryogenic quantum computers have delivered tremendous progress,” says Dr.…
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