QphoX
QphoX develops quantum transducers that convert quantum information between microwave and optical frequencies, enabling quantum computers to network over standard telecom fiber. A spin-off from TU Delft's Quantum Nanoscience department, QphoX launched the first commercial quantum transducer in March 2026.[1]
- Founded:
- Country: Netherlands
- Type: hardware
- Headquarters: Delft, Netherlands
- Employees: 35+
- Funding: EUR 18M+
- quantum-transducer
- quantum-networking
- microwave-to-optical
- QuTech-spinoff
What does QphoX do?
QphoX develops quantum transducers that convert quantum information between microwave and optical frequencies, enabling quantum computers to network over standard telecom fiber. A spin-off from TU Delft's Quantum Nanoscience department, QphoX launched the first commercial quantum transducer in March 2026.
Where is QphoX based?
QphoX is headquartered in Delft, Netherlands, in the European quantum computing ecosystem.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does QphoX do?
QphoX develops quantum transducers that convert quantum information between microwave and optical frequencies, enabling quantum computers to network over standard telecom fiber. A spin-off from TU Delft's Quantum Nanoscience department, QphoX launched the first commercial quantum transducer in March 2026.
Where is QphoX based?
QphoX is based in Delft, Netherlands.
When was QphoX founded?
QphoX was founded in 2020.
Sources
- "QphoX Official Website", accessed 2026-03-19 — qphox.eu
- "QphoX Launches Breakthrough Product Allowing Distributed Quantum Computing Over Long-distance Optical Networks", accessed 2026-03-19 — Press Release