Hon Hai launches Taiwan's industry's first ion trap quantum computing laboratory to develop general-purpose quantum computers

According to news from this site on October 16, Foxconn’s parent company Hon Hai Technology Group announced that it will hold the opening ceremony of Hon Hai Research Institute’s “Ion Trap Quantum Computing Laboratory” at the Xindian Baogao Intelligent Industrial Park in New Taipei City today. The first quantum computer development center was officially unveiled. In the future, this laboratory will invest in the efficient computing capabilities required for new generation AI and automotive related technologies.

This site noticed that the newly opened ion trap quantum computing laboratory will be committed to developing universal quantum computers based on ion trap platforms and investing in key technology research, including quantum control, scalable Computer architecture and semiconductor wafers integrating micro-ion traps and optoelectronic circuits, etc.

Last year, the ion trap laboratory cooperated with the C Business Group of Hon Hai Technology Group to develop and produce the first-generation single-zone blade-type ion trap core. This year, the technology will be further upgraded and a new generation of multi-zone ion trap will be launched,

which will be exhibited at Hon Hai Technology Day HHTD23 on October 18.

Photo source Hon Hai Technology official website

It is understood that Hon Hai Group announced the establishment of "Ion Technology" on December 12, 2021 "Trap Laboratory", Hon Hai Research Institute's Quantum Computing Institute leads the development of quantum compilers and will be invested in the development planning of ion trap quantum computers. Officials stated that

is expected to launch a 5-10 bit open source, coded ion trap quantum computer within 5 years as a prototype of a mid- to long-term scalable quantum computer platform.

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