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🚨 Scientists just unveiled the world's first commercial 512-qubit diamond quantum computer that runs at room temperature.
"A German startup SAXON Q has commercially launched its SXQ128 and SXQ512 quantum computers, featuring 128 and 512 physical qubits, respectively."
"The company says these are the first diamond nitrogen-vacancy (NV) quantum processors to scale beyond 100 qubits, operating entirely at room temperature without cryogenic cooling."
"Instead of dilution refrigerators or liquid helium, the systems use nitrogen-vacancy (NV) centers in synthetic diamonds to control electron and nuclear spins. "
"Each Quantum Core delivers 8 fully entangled qubits on the SXQ128 and 16 fully entangled qubits on the SXQ512, powered by a modular multi-core architecture."
"The processors achieve up to 99.92% quantum gate fidelity, averaging fewer than one error per 1,000 operations, while fitting inside standard server racks and running on normal electrical power with no specialized environmental controls."
"SAXON Q also claims its systems deliver 6× to 10× better energy efficiency than GPU clusters running equivalent workloads."
"To manufacture the chips, the company developed a patented sulfur co-implantation process, increasing diamond qubit creation yield from the industry's typical 1-10% to over 85%, enabling scalable production."
"Backed by 220+ patents and patent applications, SAXON Q says its roadmap extends toward 10,000-qubit architectures and eventually chip-scale quantum coprocessors."
SXQ128 systems will begin shipping within three months, while SXQ512 deliveries are scheduled for Q2 2027.
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