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Niels Bohr Institute Spinout Pelagic Systems Targets Quantum Hardware Control

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Briefings

Pelagic Systems, a spinout from the Niels Bohr Institute's Quantum Computing Programme, launched software for calibrating and controlling quantum hardware. The platform was demonstrated on superconducting processors, enabling millisecond-level characterization and recalibration of key parameters. It is now being offered to research groups and companies working on advanced quantum hardware, supported by Innovation Fund Denmark.

Key points

• Pelagic Systems is a spinout from the Niels Bohr Institute's Quantum Computing Programme, offering software for calibrating and controlling quantum hardware.
• The platform was demonstrated on superconducting processors, enabling millisecond-level characterization and recalibration of key parameters.

Context

Pelagic Systems is a spinout from the Niels Bohr Institute's Quantum Computing Programme, supported by Innovation Fund Denmark. It represents a new capability for quantum hardware control, moving beyond single research projects to broader industry applications.

Limitations

Evidence covers only the launch announcement and initial demonstration on superconducting processors. Specifics on commercial adoption, full-scale deployment timelines, or long-term performance metrics remain unverified.

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