SaxonQ
Germany · Hardware · Founded 2021 · Leipzig, Germany
SaxonQ develops mobile quantum computers based on nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamond that operate at room temperature without cryogenic cooling. Spun off from the Felix Bloch Institute at Universität Leipzig, the company produces commercially available quantum systems connected to the DLR Quantum Computing Initiative's QCI Connect platform.
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SaxonQ develops mobile quantum computers based on nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamond that operate at room temperature without cryogenic cooling. Spun off from the Felix Bloch Institute at Universität Leipzig, the company produces commercially available quantum systems connected to the DLR Quantum Computing Initiative's QCI Connect platform.
Mobile room-temperature quantum computer based on nitrogen-vacancy centers in diamond, requiring no cryogenic cooling
128-qubit NV-center room-temperature quantum computer in 19-inch server rack form factor; available commercially (delivery within 3 months as of July 2026)
512-qubit NV-center room-temperature quantum computer; commercial deliveries from Q2 2027
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