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Quobly targets silicon quantum computers with millions of qubits by 2032

Due 2032

Quobly, a French company building spin qubits on standard silicon chips, says its roadmap targets systems that scale to millions of qubits by 2032, designed to fit into supercomputing centres and data centres.

Predicted by: Quobly
Type: Official company roadmap
Said on: Mar 17, 2026
Original deadline: by 2032 (2032)
Status: Pending

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Quobly plans cloud access to its first quantum computer by the end of 2026 (due Dec 2026)

Sources (3)

Quobly Quobly highlights progress toward scalable silicon spin-qubit quantum computing at APS March Meeting
Primary sourceMar 17, 2026

“Our roadmap targets systems scaling to millions of qubits by 2032, designed to integrate with future high-performance computing and data-center infrastructures.”
Quobly Quobly demonstrates key quantum operations on single industrial silicon chip, advancing toward large-scale quantum computing
Primary sourceSep 16, 2026

“The Alloy roadmap then targets progressively larger systems, with the longer-term objective of reaching one million qubits by 2032.”
IT Brief UK Quobly maps silicon spin-qubit road to 2032 scaling
Independent coverageMar 19, 2026

“Our roadmap targets systems scaling to millions of qubits by 2032, designed to integrate with future high-performance computing and data-center infrastructures”

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Quobly targets silicon quantum computers with millions of qubits by 2032

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