QuantumCore plans cryogenic multiplexing chip development under Waterloo collaboration

• QuantumCore set a research-commercialization collaboration with University of Waterloo’s Prof. Raafat Mansour to develop cryogenic multiplexing microchips for quantum computing.
• Work plan targets scalable switching-based multiplexing to cut cryogenic wiring complexity, improve integration, manufacturability, reliability, system performance as processors scale.
• Research program to cover cryogenic switching, multiplexed qubit control and readout, integrated microwave design, prototype fabrication, semiconductor manufacturing optimization, IP creation.
• QuantumCore plans to fund the program to expand the development team, speed design-to-fabrication, pursue non-dilutive Canadian innovation funding.
• Strategy aims to build a broader infrastructure portfolio across quantum control and readout hardware, positioning the firm as a supplier across qubit architectures.

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