Orange Quantum Systems
About Orange Quantum Systems
Orange Quantum Systems provides integrated hardware and software platforms for automated calibration, tuning, and benchmarking of superconducting and semiconductor quantum chips. Their solutions accelerate iteration cycles and reduce test cost per qubit for quantum chip manufacturers and research labs.
<problem>Quantum chip development requires precise, high‑throughput testing to identify errors, but current testing is expensive, slow, and manually intensive, especially as chips scale from a few to hundreds of qubits.</problem> <solution>Orange Quantum Systems delivers integrated hardware and software platforms that automate the calibration, tuning, and benchmarking of superconducting and semiconductor quantum chips. Their turnkey OrangeQS MAX system provides utility‑scale, high‑throughput testing for production‑grade chips, while the modular OrangeQS FLEX offers a flexible R&D setup that can be customized with a rack, control electronics, and optional cryogenic fridge. The open‑source OrangeQS Juice operating system unifies control of all hardware components, and the Quantum Diagnostics Libraries supply ready‑to‑use test and benchmarking routines. By combining low‑loss microwave signal routing, shielded milli‑kelvin environments, and factory‑qualified hardware, the solution reduces test cost per qubit and accelerates iteration cycles.</solution> <features> - OrangeQS MAX: turnkey, high‑throughput test equipment for one or many chips, supporting several to hundreds of qubits per chip. - OrangeQS FLEX: modular R&D system comprising an OrangeQS Rack, control electronics stack, and optional cryogenic fridge. - OrangeQS Juice: Linux‑based open‑source operating system that centralises control, monitoring, and data acquisition for quantum labs. - Quantum Diagnostics Libraries: software suite for automated testing, benchmarking, and performance analysis of superconducting and semiconductor qubits. - Superconducting Qubit Tools (SCQT): documented library of advanced measurement routines. - High‑quality signal routing with DC‑low‑loss microwave paths and shielded cryogenic environment for milli‑kelvin operation. - Factory‑tested and qualified hardware ensuring consistent signal quality and integration between hardware and software. </features> <target_audience>Primary customers are industrial quantum‑chip manufacturers and academic/industrial research labs that develop and scale superconducting or semiconductor qubit processors.</target_audience> <revenue_model>Revenue is generated through the sale of hardware platforms (OrangeQS MAX and FLEX) and associated software licenses, support contracts, and professional services for system integration.</revenue_model> <traction>2022 – Launched OrangeQS FLEX and the first OrangeQS Rack with Bluefors as a customer. 2023 – Introduced Quantum Diagnostics Libraries with the University of Cologne. 2024 – Worldwide launch of OrangeQS MAX, with the first utility‑scale sale to IQM. 2025 – Closed beta of OrangeQS Juice and public demonstrations at IEEE Quantum Week and UnitaryCON.</traction> <sources> - https://orangeqs.com/about-us/ - https://orangeqs.com/products/ - https://orangeqs.com/news/five-years-of-quantum-chip-testing-at-orangeqs/ - https://orangeqs.com/news/greg-peters-board-chair-at-orangeqs/ - https://orangeqs.com/news/orangeqs-juice-at-ieee-quantum-week-and-unitarycon-2025/ - https://orangeqsjuice.org/ </sources>
What does Orange Quantum Systems do?
Orange Quantum Systems provides integrated hardware and software platforms for automated calibration, tuning, and benchmarking of superconducting and semiconductor quantum chips. Their solutions accelerate iteration cycles and reduce test cost per qubit for quantum chip manufacturers and research labs.
Where is Orange Quantum Systems located?
Orange Quantum Systems is based in Delft, The Netherlands.
When was Orange Quantum Systems founded?
Orange Quantum Systems was founded in 2020.
How much funding has Orange Quantum Systems raised?
Orange Quantum Systems has raised 14800000.
- Location
- Delft, The Netherlands
- Founded
- 2020
- Funding
- 14800000
- Employees
- 40 employees
- Major Investors
- Icecat Capital, Cottonwood Technology Fund, QBeat Ventures, QDNL Participations, InnovationQuarter Capital