| Asset | Description | |-------|-------------| | | SFQ driver, cryo‑ADC/DAC, low‑noise PLL, error‑correction micro‑kernel | | EDA support | Cadence/ Synopsys PDK with cryo‑model extensions, Spice models down to 10 mK | | Reference SoC | “Q‑Core‑A1” – a 256‑core processor with built‑in quantum control state machine | | Design‑for‑Test (DfT) | On‑die temperature sensors, noise‑monitoring probes, built‑in self‑test (BIST) for cryogenic verification |
| Issue | Why It Matters | Mitigation | |-------|----------------|------------| | at higher qubit counts | Even µW‑scale power can accumulate when scaling to 10⁶ qubits | Advanced cryogenic heat‑spreaders (graphene‑based) and dynamic power‑gating | | Supply‑chain concentration – Quanta Labs currently relies on a single 3 nm fab | Any fab downtime could delay quantum‑hardware roadmaps | Dual‑fab qualification (TSMC + Samsung) already in juq-716
Key takeaway: JUQ‑716 is the only commercial silicon process that in a single PDK. Competing offerings still rely on post‑fabrication “add‑on” solutions (e.g., external SFQ chips, custom packaging). | Asset | Description | |-------|-------------| | |
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