SAXON Q's diamond quantum processors run at room temperature with 85% qubit yield, no cryogenics needed, and ship within three months.

Leipzig startup SAXON Q used sulfur co-implantation to lift qubit yield from 10% to 85%, enabling server-rack systems shipping within 90 days

  • nomad@infosec.pubEnglish
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    5 days ago

    Well its a Fraunhofer startup. So no bullshitting to get the next funding round. Just internal numbers though and already shipping hardware. It is already used by DLR. Reads l like a strong academic background which is a good sign this might be legit. The catch is probably the number of usable qbits.