We are excited to announce our Partnership with Kothar Computing’s Forge to enable scalable, automated design tools for 100-qubit quantum processors across both semiconductor spin and superconducting qubit technologies.
Nanoacademic Technologies and Kothar Computing are pleased to announce a groundbreaking partnership to develop the world’s first Quantum Electronic Design Automation (EDA) software suite. This collaboration integrates Nanoacademic’s QTCAD® modeling tools with Kothar’s Forge simulation platform, enabling scalable, automated design of quantum processors with up to 100 qubits across both semiconductor spin and superconducting technologies.
By combining high-resolution physical modeling with ultra-fast many-body solvers, the new toolchain will allow researchers and engineers to virtually design, test, and optimize quantum chips—dramatically reducing fabrication risks and costs.
This marks a pivotal shift from physics-driven experimentation to engineering-driven quantum chip design, laying the foundation for fault-tolerant, foundry-ready quantum computers.
Learn more about this transformative partnership and its impact on the future of quantum computing: Read the full press release by clicking the link below.
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