Building India's quantum chip.

We design superconducting quantum processors in India — and publish exactly what we measure.

By the numbers

30 Aug 2026   A status report on our first chip design — what closed, and what is still open. see the blog

Why we exist

Design and build India's quantum chip — and publish exactly what we measure.

Processors designed around the error correction they run. We measured what connectivity costs an error-correcting code — that measurement is the design brief for our first device.

Thousands of galaxies in the James Webb Space Telescope's first deep field, rendered as blue on white
Photograph: NASA / STScI — JWST's first deep field · tonally inverted, blue duotone

Atomic Cubit, by the numbers

99.94%1
Logical Bell-state fidelity, certified in all three bases
621
Logical qubits certified in a single run — 31 independent encoded pairs
Λ ≈ 2.02
Each added code distance cuts the logical error roughly in half — in simulation
8 / 83
Below-threshold configurations reproduced by our decoder on Google’s published data
2.12 vs 2.143
Our model’s blind prediction beside the published measurement
0 SWAPs2
The surface code lands natively on our target lattice

1 Encoded-pair measurements, post-selected, 2026 · 2 circuit-level simulation, Stim + minimum-weight matching · 3 public dataset of Google Quantum AI (Zenodo, CC-BY-4.0) — their measurement, our decoder · every condition, acceptance rate and job ID: the ledger.

The device

Designed around the code it runs.

The measurements above choose the geometry: a degree-4 lattice, so the correcting code routes without detours.

The gold-plated millikelvin stages of a dilution refrigerator, wired for a superconducting quantum processor
The chip’s destination: the millikelvin stages of a dilution refrigerator, where superconducting processors run. how we’re building it

How we operate

Pre-registered, raw shots archived, every number re-derived offline — by a small team, at commodity cost.

Our first chip is in design.

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