Quantum Industries

French startup Quobly aims to drive large-scale quantum computers using mature silicon-based semiconductor processes. By integrating quantum technology into the existing semiconductor ecosystem and ensuring compatibility with current CMOS production lines, they believe it's possible to cross the "million-qubit" threshold, moving quantum computing from the lab to the data center. Quobly is a spin-off from CEA and CNRS, founded in 2022, dedicated to manufacturing silicon-based quantum computers to solve problems that today's most powerful supercomputers cannot.

FD-SOI (Fully-Depleted Silicon on Insulator)

▲ Quobly's technology claims to allow quantum and classical transistors to be fabricated on the same substrate.
Ref: https://quobly.io/product/

▲ A 12-qubit quantum chip developed by Quobly with integrated cryogenic control circuits.
Ref: https://www.eettaiwan.com/20250917nt11-quobly-unlocking-million-qubit-quantum-computing-with-semiconductors/

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