Quantcore designs and manufactures quantum processors that operate at higher temperatures and frequencies, reducing cooling needs and simplifying integration with photonic components. Their UK‑based fabrication centre offers both off‑the‑shelf and custom solutions for quantum hardware manufacturers, research labs, and organizations building large‑scale quantum computers and networks.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Manufacturing quantum hardware is constrained by limited production capacity, low operating temperatures, and complex integration with photonic systems, which hampers the scalability of large‑scale quantum computers and networks.
Solution
Quantcore supplies advanced quantum processors and components that operate at higher temperatures, reducing cooling requirements and energy consumption. Their devices also function at higher frequencies, facilitating straightforward integration with photonic elements for building extensive quantum networks. Production is based in a Glasgow fabrication centre, offering both off‑the‑shelf and custom‑made solutions to meet specific design needs. By providing domestically manufactured, state‑of‑the‑art quantum hardware, Quantcore aims to lower barriers to scaling quantum systems and establish a sovereign supply chain for critical components.
Target Audience
Primary customers are quantum hardware manufacturers, research laboratories, and organizations developing large‑scale quantum computing or communication networks that require reliable, integrable quantum components.
Features
- Quantum processors designed for elevated temperature operation, decreasing cooling infrastructure and power costs
- High‑frequency operation enabling seamless coupling with photonic components and optical interconnects
- Bespoke design services alongside standard product offerings to address unique system requirements
- UK‑based fabrication facility ensuring rapid delivery, quality control, and supply chain security
- Compatibility with existing electronic and photonic platforms to accelerate system integration