SubsidieMeestersDeveloping Multi-Core Silicon-Based Quantum Processors
The project aims to develop a scalable FDSOI-based quantum processor demonstrator with a 4X4 multi-core architecture to bridge the gap between semiconductor techniques and quantum computing needs.
Projectdetails
Introduction
Silicon technology was the key to transforming classical computing into a massive industry. Could it play a similar role in quantum computing? Silicon qubits have several attractive features and can rely on a mature industry that has already mastered the intricacies of scaling.
Current Challenges
However, while scientific advances in silicon qubit technology have been encouraging, progress has been modest on the commercial front. This is the consequence of a rift between the techniques of the semiconductor industry and the requirements of quantum computers.
Our Solution
At Siquance, we close this gap thanks to a ground-breaking semiconductor approach: Fully Depleted Silicon On Insulator (FDSOI) technology.
Benefits of FDSOI Technology
FDSOI technology enables the fabrication of high-quality qubits in a scalable and reproducible manner.
Project Goals
Now, we advance these developments to the market. This project aims at delivering an FDSOI-based quantum processor demonstrator with a novel 4X4 multi-core architecture.
Financiële details & Tijdlijn
Financiële details
| Subsidiebedrag | € 2.440.870 |
| Totale projectbegroting | € 2.440.870 |
Tijdlijn
| Startdatum | 1-1-2024 |
| Einddatum | 30-6-2026 |
| Subsidiejaar | 2024 |
Partners & Locaties
Projectpartners
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Land(en)
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Scalable Hardware for Large-Scale Quantum Computing
Developing a scalable, fault-tolerant quantum computer using advanced cryo-CMOS technology to enhance precision and efficiency in processing complex data across various fields.
Germanium quantum processors: more, robust, available
Groove aims to develop scalable germanium-based qubits for quantum computing, achieving 16 qubits for cloud access while preparing a start-up to meet market demands and advance the EU's quantum ambitions.
Scalable Qubit Readout to Resolve Superconducting Quantum Computing’s Skeleton in the Closet
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Real-World Commercial Coherent Quantum Annealing Technology
Our project aims to accelerate quantum computing readiness by providing a full-stack solution with coherent quantum annealers and a Quantum as a Service suite for seamless industry integration.
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Spins Interfaced with Light for Quantum Silicon technologies
The SILEQS project aims to demonstrate indistinguishable single-photon emission and spin control from silicon defects to enable scalable quantum communication technologies.
ENABLING NEW QUANTUM FRONTIERS WITH SPIN ACOUSTICS IN SILICON
This project aims to develop a scalable silicon-based quantum information platform by enhancing qubit control, readout, and coupling mechanisms, fostering collaboration across Europe for advanced quantum computing.
Democratizing quantum computing with 3D scalable and customizable quantum processors:
The project aims to revolutionize quantum computing by developing affordable, customizable, and scalable QPUs using innovative technologies, enabling faster access to high-capacity quantum processors.
Quantum technology with a spin-photon architecture for thousand-qubit chipsets at telecom wavelengths
QuSPARC aims to develop wafer-scale processes for thousands of high-quality qubit sites in silicon carbide, advancing scalable quantum information devices for million-qubit systems.
High-Throughput Quantum Chip Diagnostics
We are developing the Orange Quantum Diagnostics System to automate and expedite the quality assessment of quantum chips, enabling faster transition from research to industry-grade applications.