SpinQ QPU C Series
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SpinQ QPU C Series is a superconducting quantum chip line scaling past one hundred qubits.
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SpinQ QPU C Series is a superconducting quantum processing unit line built on an enhanced two-dimensional lattice topology for improved connectivity and scalability. The architecture supports high-density integration past one hundred qubits with native support for quantum error correction, including surface-code experiments up to distance seven.
SpinQ ships the chips fully packaged with factory characterization reports covering cavity frequency, qubit frequency, and decoherence time, plus customization and installation services. Configurations range from small development chips to larger application-grade devices for chemistry, materials, and finance workloads. Each unit pairs with SpinQ control systems for high-fidelity gate operations.
SpinQ QPU C Series is a superconducting quantum chip line scaling past one hundred qubits.
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