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QuantWare<\/a>, a provider of superconducting quantum processors, and the Centre for Development of Advanced Computing (C-DAC)<\/a>, India\u2019s R&D organization of the Ministry of Electronics and Information Technology<\/a>, have signed a Letter of Intent (LoI). This collaboration aims to explore the co-development of hybrid quantum computing technologies to support government laboratories and academics pursuing quantum computing R&D in India.<\/p>\n The partnership aims to co-develop indigenous cryogenic electronics and superconducting quantum hardware, and secure access to advanced processor fabrication. QuantWare will contribute its expertise in superconducting quantum processors, including its VIO 3D scaling architecture<\/a>. C-DAC is the nodal agency for India\u2019s ChipIN<\/a> initiative, and is engaged in the indigenous development of Quantum Processing Units (QPUs), cryogenic electronics, and control hardware as part of its Hybrid HPC-Quantum Mission.<\/p>\n The partnership is positioned as a step toward building a robust quantum computing ecosystem in India, aligned with the visions of the ChipIN program and India\u2019s National Quantum Mission (NQM)<\/a>. Shri. E. Magesh<\/a>, Director General of C-DAC, noted that the collaboration will drive advancements in electronics and IT, reinforcing India\u2019s position in next-generation technologies. Matt Rijlaarsdam<\/a>, CEO of QuantWare, commented that by combining C-DAC\u2019s expertise in HPC with QuantWare\u2019s quantum processors, the companies can co-develop hybrid computing systems to support national ambitions.<\/p>\n Read the full announcement here<\/a>.<\/p>\n September 15, 2025<\/p>\n
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