Commercial quantum
computers based on
ion trap technology.

“QUDORA Cloud Platform” is now publicly available – a milestone towards QUDORA’s goal offering quantum computing as a service to customers in academia and industry. At https://cloud.qudora.com/ you get free access to the QVLS-Q1 Emulator – based on the noise model of the upcoming 50 qubit quantum computer of the Quantum Valley Lower Saxony. Furthermore, you can seamlessly upload your quantum algorithm in your language of choice to our cloud platform (https://cloud.qudora.com/)

Quantum Business Network https://qbn.world/ Quantum Valley Lower Saxony https://qvls.de/en/new-members-at-qvls-e-v-welcome-tuev-nord-hannoverimpuls-nord-lb-and-qudora/

QUDORA Technologies GmbH and NXP Semiconductors GmbH have signed a €42m contract with the German Aerospace Center (DLR) to develop and operate a powerfull quantum computer in Hamburg. At the heart of the so-called XAPHIRO system is a 50-qubit quantum processor developed by QUDORA while NXP Semiconductors provides a specially developed photon detector based on Complementary Metal Oxide Semiconductor (CMOS) technology. The project also focuses on the development of a suitable platform that is accessible for different user groups and features a user-friendly interface. https://qci.dlr.de/en/xaphiro/ https://qci.dlr.de/en/project-xaphiro-kick-off-for-the-ion-trap-consortium-qudora-x-nxp-at-the-innovation-center-hamburg/

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QUDORA has been nominated to the Innovation Award of Lower Saxony in 2022 in the category “Vision”. In our application project, QUDORA aims to bring customer-tailored quantum processors to the market. https://www.mw.niedersachsen.de/startseite/uber_uns/presse/presseinformationen/innovationspreis-niedersachsen-2022-das-sind-die-nominierten-210877.html