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Qarakal Quantum has introduced its Pangaea architecture, a modular quantum computing design based on quantum bus technology aimed at improving scalability and fault-tolerant system development.
The company states that the architecture can reduce required qubit counts and infrastructure needs by using specialised modules connected through a quantum interconnect system.
Pangaea is designed to address quantum system scaling challenges by reducing routing requirements, control complexity, and noise accumulation compared with conventional architectures.
Press release – Quantum startup Qarakal Quantum today announced its Pangaea architecture for breakthrough modularity and scalability that shortens the path to commercially viable, industry-scale quantum computing. Leveraging its IP-protected quantum bus technology, Qarakal Quantum constructs quantum computers from specialized modules and interconnects, maintaining fault tolerance with 1/10th of the required qubit count of traditional approaches.
