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QuantWare is an industrial quantum processor company that designs, fabricates, and integrates quantum processors on VIO™, the QPU architecture to scale superconducting qubits to utility-scale quantum computing.

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Overview

QuantWare is a dedicated quantum processor company founded in 2021 by Matt Rijlaarsdam and Alessandro Bruno as a spinout from QuTech at TU Delft. The company designs, fabricates, and integrates quantum processors on VIO™, the QPU architecture to scale superconducting qubits to utility-scale quantum computing, for the entire ecosystem. QuantWare has shipped more quantum processors than any other commercial supplier, serving more than 50 customers across 20 countries. It is funded by investors including Intel Capital and In-Q-Tel and is headquartered in Delft, the Netherlands.

History

QuantWare was founded in 2021 by Matt Rijlaarsdam and Alessandro Bruno as a spinout from QuTech at TU Delft. The company designs, fabricates, and integrates quantum processors on VIO™, the QPU architecture to scale superconducting qubits to utility-scale quantum computing, for the entire ecosystem. QuantWare has shipped more quantum processors than any other commercial supplier, serving more than 50 customers across 20 countries. It is funded by investors including Intel Capital and In-Q-Tel and is headquartered in Delft, the Netherlands.

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    QuantWare launches Soprano commercial superconducting quantum processor[6]

    QuantWare launched Soprano, described in the source as the world's first commercial superconducting processor for quantum computers. The five-qubit QPU is aimed at research institutions and university laboratories.

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