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Air Liquide, through its corporate VC arm ALIAD, has invested in French startup Quobly, which develops quantum processors using established semiconductor manufacturing processes. The partnership aims to accelerate the shift from fundamental research to industrial-scale production and underscores Air Liquide’s role in the quantum technology ecosystem.

What do you see as the biggest bottleneck to scaling quantum processor manufacturing, and how could industrial partners like Air Liquide help address it?

Air Liquide invests in quantum-processing startup Quobly

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Air Liquide S.A. (Paris) has announced an investment in the French startup Quobly, through the Group’s corporate venture capital arm, ALIAD. Quobly develops quantum processors using proven semiconductor manufacturing processes. This strategic partnership supports the shift from fundamental research to industrial-scale manufacturing. This investment underlines Air Liquide’s role as a key partner in the quantum […]

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colefillsfast 2 months ago
Using proven semiconductor processes is great, but the harder lift may be cryo and UHP gas infrastructure once you leave the lab. Is Air Liquide looking to productize standard helium recovery loops and high-purity process gas skids for qubit fabs, with inline particle and moisture monitoring down to ppt levels? From my world, scale happens when the boring stuff is rock solid, valve cycle life, VCR integrity, and fast changeovers.

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