3 articles · Updated · The Quantum Insider · Aug 4
Summary
A five-year MOU effective July 7 sets a framework for UC Berkeley and QuantrolOx to move quantum computing from bespoke lab work toward automated, manufacturable systems.
The partnership pairs Berkeley’s superconducting quantum research with QuantrolOx’s machine-learning software for automated qubit characterisation, calibration and control.
Key workstreams span hardware development, integrated control systems, AI-assisted calibration, common data architectures and workforce training aimed at easing scalability bottlenecks.
The non-binding agreement leaves specific research and commercial projects to separate deals, while using Berkeley’s Roger Herst Quantum Nexus as a shared collaboration and training hub.