Quantum Machines Unveils Qolab's Revolutionary Superconducting Qubit Device at IQCC - A Quantum Leap in Computing
BOSTON, Dec. 2, 2025 — Quantum Machines (QM) has made a groundbreaking announcement, revealing that the Israeli Quantum Computing Center (IQCC) has become the world's pioneer facility to deploy Qolab's cutting-edge superconducting qubit device. This collaboration, announced by Qolab founder and 2025 Nobel Prize winner in Physics, Professor John Martinis, and IQCC executives, marks a significant milestone in the quantum computing field. It introduces a new generation of robust, scalable superconducting qubits, engineered to meet the demands of hardware research scientists.
Qolab's superconducting device, now installed at the IQCC, represents a leap forward in quantum hardware. It is designed to meet the core requirements for transitioning quantum computing from fragile laboratory systems to dependable computing platforms. The processor is based on Professor Martinis' Nobel Prize-winning foundational physics, which has been transformed into precision-engineered qubits. These qubits are specifically crafted to reduce flux noise and decoherence, ensuring reliable manufacturing using advanced semiconductor processes.
As part of this collaboration, Qolab's other devices at its facility in Madison, WI, United States, will be made accessible to researchers worldwide via the IQCC cloud. This unprecedented access to next-generation, industrial quantum hardware is a game-changer, allowing scientists and developers to explore the potential of quantum computing on a global scale.
The integration of Qolab's processor into the IQCC showcases the versatility and capability of Quantum Machines' hybrid control technology. Designed and operated by QM with support from the Israel Innovation Authority, the IQCC offers a unique research environment. It connects multiple quantum modalities with classical high-performance computing systems and global cloud access, enabling hybrid quantum-classical workflows. This integration is a testament to Quantum Machines' ability to harmonize quantum and classical operations, eliminating friction and optimizing performance.
"Qolab's mission has always been to translate scientific breakthroughs into practical, scalable qubits," said John M. Martinis, founder and CTO of Qolab. "By collaborating with Quantum Machines and the IQCC, we're creating a platform where international scientists can collaborate on hardware research, pushing the boundaries of what's possible."
"This partnership with Qolab aligns perfectly with the IQCC's mission," stated Itamar Sivan, CEO and co-founder of Quantum Machines. "Together with Professor Martinis and his team, we're transforming cutting-edge science into a functional quantum infrastructure, making it accessible to researchers worldwide."
The IQCC, located at Tel Aviv University and supported by the Israel Innovation Authority, is a world-class facility. It is the first center designed to host multiple co-located quantum processors, seamlessly integrated with classical HPC capabilities and cloud access. This plug-and-play ecosystem is revolutionizing quantum and hybrid computing at scale, and it serves as a hub for international quantum collaboration.
About Qolab
Qolab is a pioneer in developing high-performance superconducting qubit systems, engineered for scalability, manufacturability, and stability. Founded by Nobel laureate John M. Martinis, Qolab combines deep physics research with advanced semiconductor engineering to create quantum hardware optimized for coherence, error reduction, and real-world deployment.
About the Israeli Quantum Computing Center (IQCC)
The IQCC is Israel's national quantum infrastructure project, funded by the Israel Innovation Authority and operated by Quantum Machines. Based at Tel Aviv University, it houses multiple quantum processors, high-performance computing resources, and a full cloud interface for research and development. The center is a cornerstone of Israel's national quantum program and a global testbed for advancing quantum technologies.
About Quantum Machines
Quantum Machines (QM) is a global leader in quantum control solutions, driving the advancement of quantum computing with its hybrid control approach. By harmonizing quantum and classical operations, QM's technology eliminates friction and optimizes performance, enabling researchers and developers to iterate rapidly, overcome challenges, and bring visionary ideas to life. Its platform supports any type of quantum processor, empowering the industry to scale systems, accelerate breakthroughs, and push the boundaries of what was once thought impossible.
