SCALINQ and Atlantic Quantum have announced a partnership to speed up qubit control, characterization, and measurements using advanced cryogenic hardware. The partnership aims to overcome some of the world’s toughest engineering challenges in the quest to build scalable quantum computers. Atlantic Quantum is focused on advancing superconducting qubits and deploying their unique hardware architecture. SCALINQ, with its expertise in cryogenic microwave devices, is providing the necessary cryogenic hardware for Atlantic Quantum’s experiments. A key part of this partnership is collaborative research and development, with the aim of ensuring continuous compatibility between the companies’ technological developments.
“The team at SCALINQ helps us find solutions to our problems in real time. Their ability to adapt their products to our needs eliminates huge engineering bottlenecks.”
Bharath Kannan, CEO, Atlantic Quantum
Partnership to Accelerate Quantum Computing Development
SCALINQ and Atlantic Quantum have announced a partnership aimed at accelerating the control, characterization, and measurement of qubits using advanced cryogenic hardware. Both companies are addressing some of the most complex engineering challenges in their pursuit of building scalable quantum computers. This collaboration allows them to pool their knowledge and develop solutions at a faster pace.
Atlantic Quantum is focused on the development of a fault-tolerant, large-scale quantum computer. Their work primarily involves advancing superconducting qubits and deploying their unique hardware architecture. The partnership with SCALINQ, a company with core expertise in cryogenic microwave devices, is helping Atlantic Quantum overcome several engineering challenges. SCALINQ is providing the necessary cryogenic hardware for Atlantic Quantum’s experiments.
SCALINQ’s LINQER: A Key Enabler in Quantum Computing
SCALINQ’s packaging solution, LINQER, is a crucial piece of equipment in the Atlantic Quantum Lab. It can host multiple devices simultaneously and provides 52 microwave signals to the chips. The scalable design allows for up to 300 lines when needed. This unique and patented solution enables reliable and efficient measurement of devices. SCALINQ has provided not only LINQER but also a range of cryogenic hardware solutions.
Collaborative R&D and Technological Development
A significant aspect of this partnership is the collaborative research and development and combined technological advancement. The two teams have found highly complementary synergies in their developments. The partnership aims to ensure continuous compatibility between the companies’ technological developments. Together, SCALINQ and Atlantic Quantum can provide feedback to improve R&D and strengthen quantum development between Europe and the US.
“LINQER offers a unique combination of flexibility and scalability. It is able to support a high density of control lines with PCBs that can be rapidly redesigned and customized to fit our needs.”
Bharath Kannan, CEO, Atlantic Quantum
The Importance of Collaboration in Overcoming Engineering Challenges
The partnership between SCALINQ and Atlantic Quantum highlights the importance of collaboration in overcoming the many engineering challenges in the field of quantum computing. By working together and sharing their successful work, they hope to demonstrate to the global community the benefits of collaboration in addressing these challenges.
About SCALINQ and Atlantic Quantum
SCALINQ is an expert in microwave engineering and low-temperature physics, with many years of experience in the field. Based in Gothenburg, Sweden, they develop high-performing cryogenic hardware solutions for spin- and superconducting devices. Their solutions have been used by researchers worldwide to perform critical quantum experiments, such as measuring quantum coherence.
Atlantic Quantum, on the other hand, believes that fault-tolerant quantum hardware is the key to progress in quantum computing. With a team of experts in the field, they are tackling the unique challenge of developing scalable quantum computing. Their combined presence in the US and EU helps attract talent, investments, and partnerships to accelerate the development and commercialization of scalable quantum computing.
“This partnership is a clear statement of SCALINQ’s mission to help accelerate the development and realization of quantum computing. It is a testimony of our dedication and ability to deliver state-of-the-art hardware for the current and future needs of the industry.”
Zaid Saeed, CEO, SCALINQ
Summary
SCALINQ and Atlantic Quantum have partnered to expedite the development of scalable quantum computers, overcoming engineering challenges by sharing knowledge and combining their technological expertise. SCALINQ’s cryogenic microwave devices and packaging solution, LINQER, are key to Atlantic Quantum’s experiments, enabling the advancement of superconducting qubits and unique hardware architecture.
“By partnering up with Atlantic Quantum and presenting our successful work together, we hope to convey to the global community the advantages of opening up the workshop doors and inviting external help to overcome the many engineering challenges ahead of us. Collaboration is key and this is just the start” Zaid Saeed, CEO, SCALINQ
- SCALINQ and Atlantic Quantum have partnered to speed up the development of quantum computing.
- The partnership aims to tackle engineering challenges in building scalable quantum computers.
- Atlantic Quantum, led by CEO Bharath Kannan, is focused on developing a large-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computer.
- SCALINQ, led by CEO Zaid Saeed, is providing Atlantic Quantum with cryogenic hardware, including their product LINQER, for their experiments.
- LINQER can host multiple devices and provide up to 52 microwave signals to the chips, scalable up to 300 lines when needed.
- The partnership also involves collaborative research and development, with both companies aiming to ensure continuous compatibility between their technological developments.
- The collaboration is expected to strengthen quantum development between Europe and the US.
- SCALINQ is based in Gothenburg, Sweden, and specialises in microwave engineering and low-temperature physics.
- Atlantic Quantum, with roots in MIT and Chalmers, is based in Cambridge and Gothenburg and is focused on the development and commercialisation of scalable quantum computing.