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Qubic develops kinetic-inductance travelling-wave parametric amplifiers for low-noise, multiplexed quantum-computer readout. Quantum Machines purchased devices for integration and benchmarking.
These describe the reviewed application scope, not confirmed deployments, released requirements or procurement eligibility.
Commercial sale and federal test-contract evidence; full performance and acceptance results are not public.
Federal testing delivery planned by spring 2027; exact commercial configuration requires inquiry.
A technology readiness level is not established by the reviewed public sources.
No reviewed Mission area or released Defence need connection is currently published.
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Qubic Technologies
Source type: official company news
Supports: Capability · technicaldomainslugs
Qubic describes wide-band low-noise microwave amplifiers using transmission-line kinetic inductance instead of Josephson junctions, intended for multiplexed superconducting-qubit readout. It reports early-access sales to Quantum Machines and evaluation work with IQCC.
Supports: Capability · capability type
Qubic describes wide-band low-noise microwave amplifiers using transmission-line kinetic inductance instead of Josephson junctions, intended for multiplexed superconducting-qubit readout. It reports early-access sales to Quantum Machines and evaluation work with IQCC.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
Qubic describes wide-band low-noise microwave amplifiers using transmission-line kinetic inductance instead of Josephson junctions, intended for multiplexed superconducting-qubit readout. It reports early-access sales to Quantum Machines and evaluation work with IQCC.
Supports: Capability · summary
Qubic describes wide-band low-noise microwave amplifiers using transmission-line kinetic inductance instead of Josephson junctions, intended for multiplexed superconducting-qubit readout. It reports early-access sales to Quantum Machines and evaluation work with IQCC.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
Qubic describes wide-band low-noise microwave amplifiers using transmission-line kinetic inductance instead of Josephson junctions, intended for multiplexed superconducting-qubit readout. It reports early-access sales to Quantum Machines and evaluation work with IQCC.
Supports: Capability · name
Qubic describes wide-band low-noise microwave amplifiers using transmission-line kinetic inductance instead of Josephson junctions, intended for multiplexed superconducting-qubit readout. It reports early-access sales to Quantum Machines and evaluation work with IQCC.
Supports: Capability · technology readiness level
Qubic describes wide-band low-noise microwave amplifiers using transmission-line kinetic inductance instead of Josephson junctions, intended for multiplexed superconducting-qubit readout. It reports early-access sales to Quantum Machines and evaluation work with IQCC.
Supports: Capability · defence applications
Qubic describes wide-band low-noise microwave amplifiers using transmission-line kinetic inductance instead of Josephson junctions, intended for multiplexed superconducting-qubit readout. It reports early-access sales to Quantum Machines and evaluation work with IQCC.
Supports: Capability · core features
Qubic describes wide-band low-noise microwave amplifiers using transmission-line kinetic inductance instead of Josephson junctions, intended for multiplexed superconducting-qubit readout. It reports early-access sales to Quantum Machines and evaluation work with IQCC.
Supports: Capability · slug
Qubic describes wide-band low-noise microwave amplifiers using transmission-line kinetic inductance instead of Josephson junctions, intended for multiplexed superconducting-qubit readout. It reports early-access sales to Quantum Machines and evaluation work with IQCC.
Supports: Capability · core features
Qubic describes wide-band low-noise microwave amplifiers using transmission-line kinetic inductance instead of Josephson junctions, intended for multiplexed superconducting-qubit readout. It reports early-access sales to Quantum Machines and evaluation work with IQCC.
Supports: Capability · core features
Qubic describes wide-band low-noise microwave amplifiers using transmission-line kinetic inductance instead of Josephson junctions, intended for multiplexed superconducting-qubit readout. It reports early-access sales to Quantum Machines and evaluation work with IQCC.
Supports: Capability · defence applications
Qubic describes wide-band low-noise microwave amplifiers using transmission-line kinetic inductance instead of Josephson junctions, intended for multiplexed superconducting-qubit readout. It reports early-access sales to Quantum Machines and evaluation work with IQCC.
Supports: Capability · technical tags
Qubic describes wide-band low-noise microwave amplifiers using transmission-line kinetic inductance instead of Josephson junctions, intended for multiplexed superconducting-qubit readout. It reports early-access sales to Quantum Machines and evaluation work with IQCC.
Supports: Capability · technicaldomainslugs
Qubic describes wide-band low-noise microwave amplifiers using transmission-line kinetic inductance instead of Josephson junctions, intended for multiplexed superconducting-qubit readout. It reports early-access sales to Quantum Machines and evaluation work with IQCC.
Qubic Technologies
Source type: official company news
Supports: Capability · core features
Qubic describes heat dissipation below 0.1 mW as projected and says its devices are in the final stages of commercialization; the federal evaluation is intended to provide performance feedback.
Supports: Capability · commercial availability
Qubic describes heat dissipation below 0.1 mW as projected and says its devices are in the final stages of commercialization; the federal evaluation is intended to provide performance feedback.
Supports: Capability · maturity
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Qubic announces an ISC Testing Stream contract worth up to C$1.5 million for nine cryogenic amplifiers plus components and software, with milestones and delivery expected by spring 2027. The federal agency is unnamed.
