Imagine trying to find a tiny flaw in a complex computer chip by hand, which usually takes months of expert work. This technology acts like an automated assembly-line inspector for quantum chips. You simply plug the chip in, and the system automatically checks if it works perfectly. It turns a slow, manual laboratory process into a fast, push-button operation.
Testing quantum chips currently takes months of manual labor by rare experts in expensive labs. This creates a massive bottleneck that prevents quantum computing from moving from the lab to industrial-scale production.
The OrangeQS MAX, a turnkey automated diagnostic system that integrates cryogenics, electronics, and software to test quantum chips.
If you are a QPU manufacturer dealing with months of manual testing by specialized engineers — this project developed the OrangeQS MAX system that automates diagnostics to ensure deployment readiness. This reduces the time required to verify chip quality from months to a fraction of that time.
If you are a fabrication plant dealing with the transition from academic research to industry-grade production — this project developed a roadmap for wafer-level testing. This allows for a 10000x increase in throughput compared to standard practices.
If you are an integrator dealing with the deployment of QPUs next to CPUs and GPUs — this project developed a turnkey diagnostic system. It ensures that only high-quality, verified quantum chips are integrated into the supercomputing cluster.
Based on available project data, the specific commercial price of the OrangeQS MAX system is not disclosed, although the project received an EU contribution of EUR 2,499,999 for development.
The project follows a roadmap moving from a single-chip prototype to multi-chip testing (100x throughput) and eventually wafer-level testing (10000x throughput).
Based on available project data, the system utilizes proprietary diagnostic protocols, but the specific licensing terms for business users are not mentioned.
Standard practices require months of work by specialized engineers; the OrangeQS solution is described as being orders of magnitude faster.
It is a turnkey system where the user simply inserts the fabricated quantum chip, and the system automatically runs the diagnostic protocols.
The project is lean and highly focused, consisting of 2 partners from a single country (Netherlands). Both partners are SMEs, resulting in a 100% industry ratio, which suggests a strong drive toward commercialization rather than academic exploration.
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