The OrangeQS team tested out the new OrangeQS booth for the Global Physics Summit 2025, which is organized by the Applied Physics Society (APS) in Anaheim, California.
Make sure to attend the talk by dr. Thorsten Last on “Seamless integration of cryo-system control with automated diagnostics for end-of-line testing of hecto-scale superconducting quantum processors.”
Team member Marlo Kürner tries out the new OrangeQS booth ahead of the Global Physics Summit in Anaheim, California.
The OrangeQS team is excited for the Global Physics Summit 2025, organized by the Applied Physics Society (APS). The Global Physics Meeting, more comonly known as the “APS March Meeting” will be larger than ever this year. For the International Year of Quantum, the March Meeting and April Meeting have been merged into one event.
The new OrangeQS booth will enable demo’s of Superconducting Qubit Tools (SCQT). This extensive library of test protocols is part of the OrangeQS FLEX product line, which offers building blocks for quantum chip test systems. Make sure to let Marlo Kürner know if you would like a demonstration of SCQT or schedule a meeting by reaching out to marlo@orangeqs.com.
At this booth, OrangeQS will reveal a new open-source tool that will be compatible with our OrangeQS FLEX product line. Keep an eye out for a reveal of its closed beta in the days leading up to the Global Physics Summit.
Make sure to attend the talk by dr. Thorsten Last on “Seamless integration of cryo-system control with automated diagnostics for end-of-line testing of hecto-scale superconducting quantum processors.” The talk is part of the Quantum Calibration and Device Bring-Up session (MAR-N35) on Wednesday 19 March at 3:48 pm in room 253B.
