SQA Conference

Last call: tomorrow, 18 August, is the final day to register for SQA 2026. Edition IV, Göteborg, 25–28 August. Four days of talks, posters, workshops on superconducting qubit hardware, control and algorithms, with the people building it. Registration closes 6pm local time tomorrow. Register: sqa-conference.org

You don't have to be in Gothenburg to catch the talks at SQA Conference! Excited for SQA Conference but can't make it to Gothenburg? We've got you covered! 🌐 Watch sessions streamed live and free on YouTube from August 25th-28th. #SQA2026 #SQAConference

Meet our supporter: Peak Quantum Decoherence and high error rates remain one of the key challenges in quantum computing. Most approaches tackle this through aggressive scaling and quantum error correction, adding large numbers of redundant physical qubits to form fault-tolerant, logical qubits. Peak Quantum, a spin-off from the Walther-Meissner-Institute (WMI) and the Technical University of Munich, is developing superconducting quantum processors with error protection built directly into the circuit architecture, suppressing errors at the hardware level and reducing the correction overhead needed to reach fault tolerance. As part of the EU Chips Act project SUPREME, Peak Quantum is building up an industrial pilot line for superconducting quantum chips, offering high-quality, reliable foundry services to accelerate quantum hardware development and research across Europe. Visit their booth at SQA to meet the team and discuss how the pilot line can support your work.

🤝 Meet Amber Van Hauwermeiren, Marlo Kürner, Sibasish Mishra, Thorsten Last and Dianto Bosman at the #SQA 2026. Stop by for some freshly pressed Orange Juice and join our hands-on OrangeQS Suite workshop! 🧃 The workshop combines a short introduction to the OrangeQS Suite with a hands-on session. Participants will gain access to the software and explore its features by running mock experiments themselves.  ℹ️ SQA 2026 takes place from 25 to 28 August 2026 in #Gothenburg, #Sweden. The conference brings together hardware engineers, theorists, and system architects working on superconducting qubit platforms, covering topics ranging from millikelvin wiring and parametric amplification to fault tolerant algorithms. 📰 Find out more on our website: https://lnkd.in/ePKqgZS6 🔗 Register for the SQA Conference: https://lnkd.in/eTuCFHyV  📅 25-28 August 2026   📍 Chalmersplatsen 1, 412 58 Gothenburg, Sweden  #quantum #quantumchips #testing #diagnostics #quantumresearch #OrangeQSSuite #OrangeQSJuice #OrangeQSFLEX #Quantify 

Meet our supporter: Radiall As quantum systems continue to scale, maintaining low-loss signal integrity and precise thermal management from room temperature down to millikelvin temperatures is critical. Headquartered in France, Radiall combines years of dedicated R&D with close partnerships across leading quantum labs and industry leaders to develop high-performance interconnect solutions built for next-generation quantum computing. Their expertise includes: • Flexible integration, from individual components such as IR filters, attenuators, switches and semi-rigid wiring to complete wiring assemblies. • High-density interconnect solutions backed by in-house design and manufacturing capabilities. • Custom engineering support, working closely with research and hardware teams to develop solutions tailored to specific application requirements. 📍 Visit the Radiall booth at SQA to connect with the engineering team and explore custom solutions designed for your hardware.

Meet our supporter: kiutra   In quantum device development, devices are now fabricated faster than they can be characterized, making cryogenic characterization a bottleneck that slows development.   To address this, kiutra built the L-Type Rapid, a characterization cryostat designed for fast feedback. To show what that speed adds up to, they have modeled the time, cost, and throughput gains across a range of lab scenarios.   Read the white paper and use the calculator to explore the savings for your own workflow. Link in the comments. Manuel Rucker Pau Jorba Picture source: kiutra

The preliminary SQA 2026 program is now online. Superconducting Qubits and Algorithms takes place in Gothenburg from 25 to 28 August. Four days on the physics, engineering and algorithms behind superconducting quantum computers. Topics include error correction, high-fidelity gates and readout, cryogenics, amplifiers, fabrication, benchmarking. You can browse the schedule day by day, including talks, posters and the exhibition. Details may still change until the conference: https://lnkd.in/e5j46GUy See you in Gothenburg.

Meet our supporter: SemiQon    As quantum systems scale, control electronics, wiring density, and cryogenic power dissipation are becoming dominant bottlenecks. SemiQon tackles this with cryo-optimized CMOS electronics designed to operate directly inside the cryostat, at the same extremely low temperatures as the quantum processor itself. These ultra-low-dissipation electronics integrate qubit control into the cryostat, reducing the need for complex room-temperature control hardware and making quantum computers less complex, more efficient and scalable to operate. SemiQon's platform is modality-agnostic: their cryo-CMOS electronics are compatible with the major qubit technologies. Less wiring, a smaller footprint, and a path toward quantum computers that can actually scale.

👏 KEYCOM is confirmed as a Silver Supporter for SQA Gothenburg 2026! ➡️ KEYCOM has done extensive research into the technology of microwave and electromagnetic wave transmission and harmonization with heat insulation methods, and has developed Niobium Titanium Superconducting cables as well as Cryogenic Coaxial cables such as Copper Nickel, Stainless and Beryllium Copper cables for various applications. Their Superconducting cables and Cryogenic cables have been recognized by research institutions all over the world. 💡 Superconducting Qubits and Algorithms is the scientific conference dedicated to superconducting quantum computers, with a focus on science, technology, and algorithms. The 2026 edition is organised by IQM Quantum Computers, SCALINQ and Chalmers University of Technology. 🗓️ SQA 2025 will take place in Gothenburg, Sweden from 25 to 28 August. More info and tickets in the comments.