Quantum Computing Inc. has ramped manufacturing of its thin-film niobate chips at its Tempe fab to fulfill customer orders, and the New Jersey-based company is already planning another manufacturing facility to meet projected market demand.
Since opening its fab in May at ASU Research Park, Quantum Computing has refined its production line, expanded operations staff and built relationships with early customers in research, government and commercial sectors to “fine-tune both process quality and device yield,” CEO Yuping Huang said during a Nov. 14 earnings call.
The company’s Tempe fab is designed to qualify processes and support early customer projects for thin-film niobate chips, which the company views as an important first step in its broader manufacturing strategy.
