Product

The Anyon Quantum Supercomputer

A hybrid quantum-classical supercomputer that runs in your data center — superconducting QPUs and NVIDIA GPUs coupled into one low-latency machine, engineered to scale from a single module to a networked fabric.

The Anyon hybrid quantum-classical supercomputer — NVIDIA GPU racks and a dilution-cooled superconducting QPU integrated in a single data-center cabinet

≤ 20 mK

Operating temperature

NVQLink

Tight GPU coupling

CUDA-Q

Hybrid programming

20 → 1M+

Qubit scaling path

Inside the system

One integrated machine

Anyon engineers the full stack — from the superconducting processor to the GPU it is coupled to — so every layer works as one tightly coupled supercomputer.

Anyon superconducting quantum processor — a gold-plated modular chiplet package ringed with microwave connectors

Superconducting QPU

The QPU begins as a single chip of parametrically coupled superconducting qubits, then grows into a multi-chiplet processor through advanced packaging. The same architecture is built to scale out across a local entanglement network toward a quantum supercomputer.

Gold-plated cold stages of an Anyon dilution refrigerator, with coaxial wiring and aluminium thermal links

Cryogenic platform

A dilution refrigerator holds the QPU below 20 millikelvin — the cold, low-noise environment superconducting qubits require — with modular wiring engineered for cooldown after cooldown.

Anyon quantum control electronics — a custom microwave pulse-generation and readout circuit board

Quantum control system

Real-time microwave pulse generation, readout, and self-calibration keep every qubit in tune — the classical control layer that drives the quantum hardware at the millikelvin stage.

An Anyon cryostat linked by gold signal lines to a rack of control and compute electronics — the tightly coupled hybrid system

NVIDIA GPU integration

NVQLink tightly couples the QPU to NVIDIA GPUs, and CUDA-Q programs both as one machine — built for low-latency hybrid quantum-classical workloads and real-time quantum error correction.

How it scales

Scale up, scale out, integrate

The same architecture grows from a single chiplet to a data-center-spanning fabric. Explore the MQN architecture →

Scale up

Quantum chiplets

More qubits per module by bonding more fab-tolerant chiplets onto a shared routing wafer.

Scale out

Quantum networking

Microwave quantum links join modules; microwave-to-optical transduction is designed to extend entanglement across data centers.

Integrate

Quantum-classical coupling

Tight NVQLink + CUDA-Q coupling fuses quantum and classical compute into one hybrid supercomputer.

Specifications

At a glance

Qubit modality
Superconducting qubits
Entangling gates
Parametric coupling — fabrication-tolerant
Operating temperature
≤ 20 millikelvin (dilution refrigeration)
Classical integration
NVIDIA GPU via NVQLink · CUDA-Q hybrid runtime
Quantum networking
Microwave quantum links · microwave-to-optical transduction (cross-site)
Architecture
Modular Quantum Network (MQN): chiplet → module → networked data center
Control
Self-calibrating Quantum Control System (real-time pulse + readout)
Deployment
Commercial data center / on-premises
Scale
From 20 qubits toward 1M+ across the fabric — 49 per chiplet, 1,225+ per module by design (capability)

Deployment

Deployed in your data center

The Anyon supercomputer is delivered on-premises — installed in your own data center and integrated with your existing HPC and GPU infrastructure.

On-premises

A tightly coupled quantum-classical system installed in your data center — the complete Anyon system, integrated with your HPC and GPU infrastructure.

Under your control

The system runs entirely on your own infrastructure, behind your firewall — your data and workloads stay in your data center, with no third-party cloud in the loop.

No usage fees

The machine is yours — no metered quantum-cloud API charges and no availability limits. Run experiments without restriction and push application research as far as you need.

Bring quantum into your computing roadmap

Talk to our team about deploying a hybrid quantum-classical supercomputer on-premises, in your own data center.