SAXON Q opens orders for room-temperature diamond systems with up to 512 qubits
The SXQ128 is due within three months, while the larger model will not ship before Q2 2027 and lacks system-level public benchmarks.
By Ryan Merket · Published
Primary source: Aligned News - AI Intelligence
Why it matters
Room-temperature quantum hardware could remove much of the infrastructure cost around current systems. SAXON Q must still prove that its aggregate physical-qubit counts translate into useful circuits.
Marius Grundmann and Jan-Berend Meijer, two Leipzig University physicists who founded SAXON Q in 2021, have opened orders for diamond quantum computers carrying 128 and 512 physical qubits.…
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