Superconducting microwave technology for quantum computing and ultra-low-noise sensing
Superconducting microwave technology for quantum computing and ultra-low-noise sensing
Quanttelligence develops superconducting travelling-wave parametric amplifiers (TWPAs) for broadband, near-quantum-limited microwave amplification at cryogenic temperatures with scalable manufacturing.
Our fully packaged, plug-and-play amplifiers are designed for seamless integration into cryogenic measurement and quantum readout systems, enabling the detection of extremely weak microwave signals while preserving signal fidelity across broad frequency ranges.
Quanttelligence is a Swiss deep-tech spin-off from Laboratory of Photonics and Quantum Measurements (LPQM) in EPFL, founded to bring advanced superconducting microwave technologies from the laboratory to real-world quantum systems.
Our team combines expertise in superconducting quantum circuits, microwave engineering, cryogenic measurements, and nanofabrication, with a strong focus on developing practical technologies for the rapidly growing quantum ecosystem.
Building on years of research and technology development at EPFL, we aim to make high-performance quantum microwave technologies accessible, scalable, and easy to integrate.