Quobly And Orange Quantum Systems Team Up On Silicon Qubit Testing

Quobly and Orange Quantum Systems have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to accelerate automated testing of silicon spin qubits, addressing a critical need as quantum computing scales toward industrial production. The collaboration pairs Quobly’s silicon spin qubit technology, fabricated on a 300 mm FD-SOI platform, with Orange Quantum Systems’ expertise in high-throughput test systems.

This work will focus on characterizing how qubit performance varies across devices and wafers, a key challenge in moving beyond individual qubit development. Maud Vinet, CEO and co-founder of Quobly, said, “That means solving the engineering challenges behind the qubit as seriously as we solve the qubit itself.”

Quobly and OrangeQS Collaborate on Silicon Spin Qubit Testing

Quobly is building its quantum processors on a standard 300 mm FD-SOI platform, a manufacturing approach diverging from more specialized qubit fabrication methods and signaling a commitment to leveraging existing semiconductor infrastructure. This focus on manufacturability underpins a new collaboration with Orange Quantum Systems (OrangeQS) aimed at scaling up testing capabilities for silicon spin qubits. The partnership, formalized with a Memorandum of Understanding signed in Eindhoven, intends to address a critical bottleneck in quantum computing’s progression toward industrial production: rapidly and reliably assessing the performance of large numbers of qubits.