The Qorrelations consortium received a €1 million grant through the Kansen voor West III program, supported by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF/EFRO), Dutch national co-funding, and the Province of South Holland.
South-Holland deputy Meindert Stolk handing a symbolic €1.000.000 cheque to Anna Shchygol (OrangeQS), Dalal Benali (QuantaMap) and Christiaan Hollemans (TNO).
About Qorrelations
Qorrelations is a quantum technology project focused on advancing the manufacturing, metrology, and testing of superconducting quantum chips. The project aims to accelerate quantum chip development cycles while improving yield, reproducibility, and performance through integrated testing and metrology workflows inspired by the semiconductor industry.
The consortium consists of OrangeQS, QuantaMap, TNO, and VSL. Together, these partners contribute expertise in SQUID microscopy, quantum chip testing, quantum device development, and traceable cryogenic measurements. Through this approach, Qorrelations focusses on enabling:
- Faster identification of quantum chip performance limits
- Better correlation across measurement techniques
- Standardized and traceable quantum measurement data
- A pathway from laboratory research to scalable manufacturing systems
OrangeQS’s Role
Within the consortium, OrangeQS is responsible for advanced quantum chip testing. The project combines QuantaMap’s metrology capabilities with OrangeQS’s testing expertise to create a streamlined quality control workflow for quantum chip manufacturing. By enabling earlier defect detection and more efficient feedback loops, the project seeks to reduce development time and improve manufacturing yield.
To learn more about OrangeQS’s collaborative initiatives, visit the projects page or contact us to discuss potential collaboration opportunities.
