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Delft Quantum Ecosystem Launches Open-Architecture Quantum Computer Tuna-5
The Dutch quantum ecosystem has launched the Tuna-5 open-architecture quantum computer, developed through collaboration between QuTech, TNO, and four startups, showcasing a fully integrated system that strengthens the national supply chain and advances scalable quantum computing under the HQ/2 project.
Netherlands’ HQ/2 Collaboration Releases Open-Architecture Quantum System
May 15, 2025 — The Netherlands’ HectoQubit/2 project has released the Tuna-5 system via the Quantum Inspire public cloud platform. Developed within the HectoQubit/2 project — a collaboration between QuTech, TNO, and four Dutch quantum startups (QuantWare, Qblox, Orange Quantum Systems, and Delft Circuits) — Tuna-5 is an integrated quantum system built using an open-architecture approach and leveraging […] The post Netherlands’ HQ/2 Collaboration…
Netherlands’ HQ/2 CollaborationReleases Open-Architecture Quantum System
May 15, 2025 — The Netherlands’ HectoQubit/2 project has released the Tuna-5 system via the Quantum Inspire public cloud platform. Developed within the HectoQubit/2 project — a collaboration between QuTech, TNO, and four Dutch quantum startups (QuantWare, Qblox, Orange Quantum Systems, and Delft Circuits) — Tuna-5 is an integrated quantum system built using an open-architecture approach and leveraging […] The post Netherlands’ HQ/2 Collaboration…
Dutch HQ/2 Consortium Launches Open-Architecture Quantum System Tuna-5 on Quantum Inspire - Quantum Computing Report
The Netherlands’ HQ/2 initiative, involving QuTech, TNO, and four startups—QuantWare, Qblox, Orange Quantum Systems, and Delft Circuits—has released Tuna-5, a superconducting quantum system built using an open-architecture model. Hosted at the DiCarlo Lab and available via the Quantum Inspire platform, Tuna-5 integrates modular subsystems across hardware and software layers, including tunable-coupler quantum chips, modular control [...] The post…
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