Ferromon's Partners
We propose alternative approaches to superconducting qubit technology, introducing qubit designs capable of eliminating the need for flux lines. One innovation track will implement SIsFS junctions in a transmon geometry—ferrotransmons. The other will hybridize gatemons and π-junction to deliver a ferrogatemon.
Consortium's partners
UNINA
The Physics Department of the University of Napoli has a long- standing tradition on weak superconductivity and superconducting electronics, in particular on the Josephson effect and macroscopic quantum phenomena also in unconventional systems, where know-how on material science combines with deep knowledge on how to engineer quantum coherence in real devices. Find out more at www.fisica.unina.it
NBI - University of Copenhagen
The Niels Bohr Institute represents physics at the University of Copenhagen. At the Niels Bohr Institute we research and teach within a broad spectrum of physics areas. The Center for Quantum Devices (part of Niels Bohr Institute) is a research center, comprising materials research, experimental solid-state physics, quantum nanoelectronics, and condensed matter theory. The Center provides a vibrant scientific environment with cutting-edge research performed across many different groups spread across condensed matter and superconducting qubit experiments with close ties to a strong theory department as well as longstanding collaborations with industry.
Find out more at qdev.nbi.ku.dk
QuantWare
QuantWare is the world’s leading supplier of Quantum Processors. The company develops, designs and manufactures quantum processors based on a patented 3D architecture that will allow the industry to massively scale quantum computers. Quantware also delivers supporting hardware and services, further enabling customers to use quantum technology to solve real-world challenges. Visit QuantWare at www.quantware.eu
QBLOX
QBLOX bv is a Delft-based SME that provides modular and highly integrated control electronics and software for quantum technology. QBLOX was founded in 2018 as a spin-out from QuTech, one of Europe’s leading quantum technology hubs. Since then, the company has grown to 80+ scientists, engineers and developers with backgrounds in electrical engineering, software engineering and physics. QBLOX has focused so far on revolutionizing control stacks for gate model quantum computing by 1) making fully-integrated and extremely scalable hardware that drastically simplifies experimental setups, 2) paving the way towards Quantum Error Correction protocols with 100s of qubits by creating a distributed processor architecture 3) pushing two- qubit gate fidelities by creating electronics with the market’s best noise and drift performance. Find out more at www.qblox.com
QuantrolOX
QuantrolOx is the developer of Quantum Edge software for qubit, and quantum processor tune up automation. We envision a world where every quantum computer will be fully automated enabling quantum scientists to spend less time tuning qubits and more time on advancing quantum computing, thereby accelerating the path to practical quantum computers. Quantum Edge integrates with major quantum hardware providers by building on open-architecture principles enabling organisations to select the best components for their quantum systems. Find out more at www.quantrolox.com