Delft Circuits And Bluefors Join Forces on Scalable Quantum I/O For Next-Generation Quantum Computers

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Insider Brief

  • Bluefors has partnered with Delft Circuits to integrate Cri/oFlex® technology into its dilution refrigerators, delivering a turnkey and fully scalable quantum I/O solution.
  • The collaboration enables up to 1,536 input or control lines in Bluefors’ XLDsl System, with modular, high-density cabling that reduces failure points and simplifies upgrades.
  • A joint research paper validated the performance of Cri/oFlex® with real qubits, while Delft Circuits’ 5-year roadmap highlights its role in solving the scalability bottleneck of moving from hundreds to thousands of qubits.

PRESS RELEASE — Bluefors, the world leader in cryogenic measurement systems, today announced a strategic partnership with Delft Circuits to offer their turnkey quantum input/output (I/O) solutions. By integrating Delft Circuits’ Cri/oFlex® technology into Bluefors’ dilution refrigerators, customers will now benefit from a complete, proven, fully scalable quantum I/O solution.

This collaboration answers a growing need in the quantum industry to support systems with vastly increased qubit counts. Together, Bluefors and Delft Circuits provide an industrialized, modular solution that allows customers to scale faster and more efficiently — and ultimately control more qubits than ever before.

Demand for flexible I/O solutions is accelerating as researchers and commercial companies build ever-larger and more complex quantum systems. Customers today seek cost-effective wiring infrastructure solutions that combine performance, reliability, and scalability.

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The new partnership delivers one-stop-shop convenience by offering Delft Circuits flexible, high-density Cri/oFlex® solution pre-installed and fully tested in Bluefors’ cryogenic measurement systems.  With integrated attenuation and filtering components, configuring, installing, and maintaining multiple components becomes a thing of the past.

Delft Circuits’ high-density I/O solution delivers up to 50% more channels per side-loading port to Bluefors systems, providing a total number of 1 536 input or control lines to an XLDsl System. In addition, more wiring lines can be added to multiple KF ports (custom option). Utilizing a standardized, modular, monolithic design which reduces potential points of failure, customers can more easily upgrade their systems with technology proven in labs and cryogenic environments worldwide. The two companies have also published a joint research paper validating the technical performance of Cri/oFlex® in Bluefors cryogenic measurement systems with real qubits.

Bluefors Interim CEO and Founder, Rob Blaauwgeers, explained the benefits of the new partnership for customers: “Delft Circuits is at the forefront of flexible cabling technology. Our extensive testing has confirmed that their Cri/oFlex® solution delivers microwave performance on par with conventional coaxial solutions, while offering superior thermal performance. Together, we can now provide customers with a complete, future-proof solution to accelerate their quantum research and development.”

Delft Circuits co-founder Daan Kuitenbrouwer added: “This partnership comes on the heels of the launch of our 5-year roadmap showing how our Cri/oFlex® technology will overcome quantum computing’s biggest bottleneck—scaling reliably from hundreds to thousands of qubits. Today, partnering with Bluefors allows us to bring our technology to a much wider customer base. Our Cri/oFlex® lines were designed from the ground up to meet the demands of scalable quantum systems, and this collaboration is a big step in industrializing quantum I/O at scale. I could not be more excited to further scale our business with this partnership”

Bluefors’ addition of Delft Circuits’ powerful new solution to their extensive measurement infrastructure, marks a significant offering improvement for both new and existing customers.

Matt Swayne

With a several-decades long background in journalism and communications, Matt Swayne has worked as a science communicator for an R1 university for more than 12 years, specializing in translating high tech and deep tech for the general audience. He has served as a writer, editor and analyst at The Quantum Insider since its inception. In addition to his service as a science communicator, Matt also develops courses to improve the media and communications skills of scientists and has taught courses. [email protected]

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