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We are passionate about celebrating and supporting the achievements of the scientific community. For the tenth year in a row, we will support three young researchers, who can win one of three prizes of 1,500 CHF each.

Today, IQM Quantum Computers and Zurich Instruments announce a joint project to build and operate a real-time quantum error correction (QEC) demonstrator, enabled by the NVIDIA NVQLink platform. This project marks a significant milestone toward scalable and fault-tolerant quantum computing designed for enterprise and datacenter deployment.

Today, Zurich Instruments announced the ZQCS Quantum Control System, a next‑generation platform to operate large-scale quantum computers. It is engineered to tackle the pivotal challenge on the path to fault‑tolerant quantum computing: building long‑lived logical qubits.

Zurich Instruments is thrilled to announce the recipients of Student Travel Grants in late 2025!

Zurich Instruments, a leader in research instrumentation and quantum computing control systems, has launched the VHFLI Very High Frequency Lock-in Amplifier, an instrument designed to make advanced signal analysis accessible for every research lab, accelerating scientific discovery across a range of fields. Covering applications in optics and photonics, sensor and electronic device development, nanotechnology, scanning probe microscopy, surface and materials science, the VHFLI Lock-in Amplifier delivers high-performance signal analysis and control from DC up to 200 MHz.

At this year’s NVIDIA GTC D.C., Zurich Instruments showcased its support for NVIDIA NVQLink, a new open reference architecture that integrates CPUs, GPUs, and QPUs into a single powerful hybrid computing system.

We are passionate about celebrating and supporting the achievements of the scientific community. For the tenth year in a row, we will support three young researchers, who can win one of three prizes of 1'500 CHF each.

Zurich Instruments, a market leader in providing qubit control and readout electronics for quantum computers, and its parent company Rohde & Schwarz, have been selected as key partners in the National Quantum Computing Testbed Facility (NQCT) project in Queensland, Australia. The project, led by A/Prof. Arkady Fedorov at The University of Queensland, has been awarded nearly AU$6 million under the Quantum and Advanced Technologies Commercialisation Infrastructure Program (QCIP). This initiative is part of the Queensland Quantum and Advanced Technologies Strategy, which aims to position Queensland as a leader in quantum innovation and shape the future of jobs and industries.

IQM Quantum Computers, Riverlane, and Zurich Instruments have announced the launch of the SurgeonQ project, a strategic collaboration to create the first quantum computing platform capable of running multiple real-time quantum error correction operations. The project represents progress towards commercially viable quantum computing systems.

Yesterday marked the opening of the UNESCO International Year of Quantum Science and Technology 2025 at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris. This initiative aligns with Zurich Instruments' mission to help unlock the vast potential of quantum science for the benefit of society. We thank UNESCO for spearheading this global effort, raising public awareness around a subject we are passionate about.

Zurich Instruments is thrilled to announce the recipients of this year's travel grants!

취리히 인스트루먼트 (Zurich Instruments)는 양자 제한 증폭 기술의 성능과 시장 준비성을 향상시키기 위해 스위스 로잔 연방 공과대학교 (EPFL), 위드웨이브 (Withwave) 및 성균관대학교 (SKKU)와 협력하여 새로운 이니셔티브를 시작했다. 이 전략적 파트너십은 큐비트의 정확한 판독과 양자 컴퓨팅 기술의 확장에 필수적인 진행파 파라메트릭 증폭기(TWPA)의 성능을 향상시키는 것을 목표로 삼았다.

We are passionate about celebrating and supporting the achievements of the scientific community. For the tenth year in a row, we will support three young researchers, who can win one of three prizes of 1'500 CHF each.

Qruise (Saarbrücken, Germany) and Zurich Instruments (Zurich, Switzerland) are pleased to announce their partnership. The two companies are joining forces to accelerate quantum computer development by integrating Qruise’s advanced tune-up automation software with the Quantum Computing Control System from Zurich Instruments. Combining leading control hardware and automation software simplifies quantum processor tune-up, expediting progress towards practical quantum computing.

Join our upcoming Test and Measurement Hybrid Seminar at the University of Technology Sydney (UTS) on the 9th of July. This seminar is an excellent opportunity for those interested in gaining practical insights into the role of our instruments in optics & photonics, and nanotechnology & materials science applications.

These strategic partnerships reflect Zurich Instruments' dedication to fostering international collaboration and quantum innovation in industry and academia alike. "We are excited to expand our collaborations in South Korea and strengthen our presence in this dynamic market," says Andrea Orzati, CEO of Zurich Instruments. "Our cooperation with KRISS, along with new partnerships with Norma and KAIST, represent our commitment to advancing quantum technologies and education globally. With all these partners, we drive innovation and support a thriving quantum ecosystem in Korea."

Zurich Instruments, a leader in quantum technology and test & measurements instrumentation, officially announces the appointment of Andrea Orzati as its new Chief Executive Officer. As an accomplished business leader, Andrea succeeds Sadik Hafizovic, the company founder, to fully realize Sadik’s vision of scaling up.

Zurich Instruments is pleased to support Photonic Inc. as a provider of quantum instrumentation. Photonic Inc. is using Zurich Instruments’ Quantum Computing Control System (QCCS) as they develop pioneering quantum technology.

We are excited to announce that Zurich Instruments is a proud founding member of the newly launched Novera™ QPU Partner Program. This innovative program, spearheaded by Rigetti, brings together a dynamic ecosystem of leaders in quantum computing hardware, software, and services.

Zurich Instruments, leading quantum control system provider, and QuantWare, the leading supplier of superconducting quantum devices, combine their expertise to provide out-of-the-box tuning of the full qubit readout chain, addressing the challenges of high-fidelity qubit readout.

QuantrolOx (Espoo, Finland) and Zurich Instruments (Zurich, Switzerland) are pleased to officially announce their partnership. As of March 2024, the Zurich Instruments’  Quantum Computing Control System (QCCS) is integrated into the QuantrolOx’s Quantum EDGE, the leading automation tool for bringing-up, characterizing, tuning and controlling different qubit systems.

Zurich Instruments, leader in development and production of quantum technology products, makes another step towards more computational quantum power. The new product line, SHF+, enables increased high-fidelity qubit control, and the new feature has already been tested at leading quantum labs. This allows for even more reliable manipulation of fragile quantum states, and thus enables running more powerful algorithms. This is yet another important step toward the endgame: building a useful quantum computer. 

Ever wondered how the latest innovations in testing and measurement could reshape your approach? Join us on 1st March 2024 for an exclusive online session hosted at the Australian National University via Zoom at 9:00 AM (GMT +11).

As proud sponsors of Quantum Australia 2024, we look forward to connecting with you at our booth, where you can discover firsthand our commitment to advancing quantum computing!

Following the conference, we are pleased to invite you to an exclusive half-day seminar, presented in collaboration with Rohde & Schwarz. Dive into the latest innovations and best practices in quantum computing, test and measurement, as well as control.

Zurich Instruments is returning to the APS March Meeting, this time in Minneapolis! You can visit us at booth #811, along with Rohde & Schwarz, from March 4th-7th.

Last winter, seven leading Japanese journalists toured Switzerland, with the focus on highlighting Swiss initiatives in the quantum and AI sectors. The tour covered a series of quantum research centers, as well as Zurich Instruments as one of the leading quantum ventures.

Zurich Instruments is thrilled to announce the recipients of this year's travel grants!

Zurich Instruments Quantum Technology User Meeting will be hosted jointly with Rohde & Schwarz at the Renaissance Zurich Tower Hotel. Exchange knowledge with your peers, engage in new collaborations, and learn firsthand how to use the instruments in dedicated tutorials, all to expand the community of Zurich Instruments super-users in the field of superconducting quantum information processing.

Zurich Instruments is pleased to announce its participation in the SuperMOOSE project, which aims to entangle two error-corrected qubits and thus lay the foundation for future quantum computers. An error-corrected logical qubit is realized by multiple physical qubits, requiring dedicated multi-channel control electronics which are provided by Zurich Instruments.

We are passionate about celebrating and supporting the achievements of the scientific community. For the ninth year in a row, we will support three young researchers, who can win one of three prizes of 1'500 CHF each.

Zurich Instruments will provide quantum computing control systems for Atlantic Quantum as they build a quantum computer based on superconducting qubits.

Zurich Instruments Germany GmbH is now among the 28 European research partners aiming to develop a 1000-qubit quantum computer.

Zurich Instruments is thrilled to announce the recipients of this year's travel grants!

Zurich Instruments introduces amplifier controller for easy access to high-fidelity qubit readout

Zurich Instruments is thrilled to announce the recipients of this year's travel grants!

As of July 1st, Zurich Instruments is owned entirely by German technology group Rohde & Schwarz.

Here are the winning entries of Zurich Instruments' first Image Contest!

Zurich Instruments launches the SHFSG Signal Generator.

实现高效、高保真度量子态读取和构建高度可扩展量子系统是实现量子计算的重要战略目标。Zurich Instruments 将于 2021 年 3 月 4 日在中国区举行网络研讨会，新一代量子比特读取设备——SHFQA 超高频量子分析仪。研讨会的主要内容将覆盖 SHFQA 的原理，优势和实例演示，如单通道读取 16 个量子比特及主动重置反馈。

Zurich Instruments launches the SHFQA Quantum Analyzer.

Zurich Instruments is happy to announce the recipients of this year's travel grants!

A new partnership for Zurich Instruments has just been announced.

Zurich Instruments announces its contribution to the Quantum Inspire quantum computing platform.

Zurich Instruments confirms its role in the development of quantum technologies.

Zurich Instruments AG has started a partnership with Rockgate Corporation.

Zurich Instruments launches the UHFQA Quantum Analyzer and the PQSC Programmable Quantum System Controller.

Zurich Instruments announces the goal of building a 100-qubit quantum computer with its nine European partners.

The ETH Globe magazine features an article about Zurich Instruments.

Join the leaders in the rapidly developing field of quantum technologies at Zurich Instruments' second user meeting!

Zurich instruments' long-standing commitment to serving the AFM community is rewarded once more.

Zurich Instruments strengthens the MFIA with the addition of a ZView-compatible data output format.

Read the press release from the QIPC 2015 conference.