Cryo-CMOS Readout and Control Modules for Superconducting Quantum Computing
Technology Autonomy: Successful development of a 4K cryogenic control module.
Optimized Architecture: Modular design reducing cabling complexity and system footprint.
Key Breakthrough: Significant reduction in thermal load, noise, and overall system overhead.
Optimized Architecture: Modular design reducing cabling complexity and system footprint.
Key Breakthrough: Significant reduction in thermal load, noise, and overall system overhead.
Industrial Applications:
Quantum computing faces a "wiring bottleneck"—thousands of cables causing heat and noise that stunt qubit growth. Cryogenic CMOS solves this. By moving control circuits into the 4K zone, it shortens signal paths and shrinks thousands of connections into a few digital lines. This drastically cuts thermal load, accelerating commercial scaling for drug discovery and material simulation.
Industrial Technology Research Institute
ITRI is a world-leading applied technology research institute with more than 6,500 outstanding employees. Its mission is to drive industrial development, create economic value, and enhance social well-being through technology R&D. Founded in 1973, it pioneered in IC development and started to nurture new tech ventures and deliver its R&D results to industries. ITRI has set up and incubated companies such as TSMC, UMC, Taiwan Mask Corp., Epistar Corp., Mirle Automation Corp., and Taiwan Biomaterial Co.
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Pavilion：Innovation Economy Pavilion Semiconductors IC01
Exhibiting Entity：Department of Industrial Technology,MOEA
Application Category：Electronics and Optoelectronics
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Pavilion：Innovation Economy Pavilion Semiconductors IC01
Exhibiting Entity：Department of Industrial Technology,MOEA
Application Category：Electronics and Optoelectronics
