SpinQ, a quantum computing company based in Shenzhen, recently achieved a significant milestone by delivering a domestically developed superconducting quantum chip (QPU) to a research institution in the Middle East. This collaboration establishes SpinQ as the first Chinese company to export QPUs internationally, injecting new energy into global cooperation in the quantum computing industry.
Quantum computing is recognized for its exponentially powerful parallel computing potential, surpassing classical computing and offering a way to overcome the limitations of current computing power in addressing complex problems.
In the realm of superconducting quantum technology, the superconducting quantum chip is considered the "heart" of superconducting quantum computers, enabling the efficient execution of complex computational tasks.
SpinQ is dedicated to the industrialization and popularization of quantum computing, prioritizing and increasing investment in superconducting quantum computing technology. To achieve the large-scale application of industrial-grade quantum computers, SpinQ independently established the Superconducting Quantum Computing R&D Center and the superconducting quantum chip production line in the Shenzhen-Hong Kong Innovation and Technology Cooperation Zone. Both facilities are now operational.
With expertise in core technologies across various stages, from chip production to quantum computers and algorithm applications, SpinQ has built a comprehensive industry chain covering quantum chips, measurement and control systems, software development, and algorithm application platforms.
In April 2023, SpinQ unveiled its standardized and mass-produced superconducting quantum chip, making it one of the few companies worldwide to offer such a product.
SpinQ stands out as one of the fastest Chinese competitors to establish an international presence, selling quantum computing products to clients across five continents. Its clientele includes countries and regions such as the United States, Canada, Australia, the United Kingdom, Germany, Switzerland, Norway, Slovenia, Russia, Brazil, and Japan.
Editors | Liu Jiahui, Ye Zhen, James
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