Qblox: what changed.
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Assessment reviewed 6 Sept 2026 · Research reviewed 23 Sept 2026What changed
- What the research demonstrates
- Previously
Université de Sherbrooke confirms installed Qblox control electronics in its quantum FabLab. Joint work with QphoX and Rigetti demonstrated optical readout of a superconducting qubit; the published study reports 81% single-shot fidelity using a demolition-readout technique.
- Now
Université de Sherbrooke confirms installed Qblox control electronics in its quantum FabLab. Joint work with QphoX and Rigetti demonstrated optical readout of a superconducting qubit; the published study reports 81% single-shot fidelity using a demolition-readout technique. A September 2026 Qblox/Riverlane integration exercises a real control-and-decoding loop with emulated measurement data. It is an integration test, not a live-qubit error-correction demonstration.
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- Qblox Cluster — Fully Integrated Quantum Control Stack ↗
- Research from QphoX, Rigetti, and Qblox Demonstrating Optical Readout Technique for Superconducting Qubits Published in Nature Physics ↗
- Université de Sherbrooke joins the Qblox Excellence Centers program ↗
- Automated and Streamlined Novera QPU Bring-Up with Qblox and QuantrolOx ↗
- Optical readout of a superconducting qubit using a piezo-optomechanical transducer ↗
- Qblox and Riverlane real-time decoding integration ↗
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