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This breakthrough validates Quobly's strategy of integrating quantum spin qubits directly into commercial 300 mm FD-SOI fabrication lines, a critical step toward scalable, industrially manufacturable quantum processors. By leveraging existing CMOS infrastructure for both control electronics and qubit integration, this approach significantly lowers the barrier to mass production compared to custom cleanroom requirements. The successful demonstration of readout and gate operations on these chips confirms the viability of their roadmap targeting millions of qubits by 2032.
Quobly Demonstrates Key Quantum Operations on 300 mm Silicon Chip

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Quobly, a French quantum computing company developing industrially scalable quantum computers based on silicon spin qubits, today announces new results showing qubit readout, single-qubit gates and two-qubit gates on a single quantum chip fabricated on its proprietary QSOI® technology. The results were obtained on QSOI® devices fabricated in STMicroelectronics’ commercial […]
Quobly has demonstrated qubit readout, single-qubit gates and two-qubit gates on a single QSOI® chip fabricated through STMicroelectronics’ commercial 300 mm FD-SOI manufacturing process. The results provide an initial validation of Quobly’s technology transfer into an industrial semiconductor manufacturing environment and its approach to repeatable quantum processor fabrication. Quobly is using the results to advance its Alloy quantum computer roadmap, with Alloy Pioneer planned for cloud access by the end of 2026 and a longer-term target of one million…
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