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GERMANIUM QUBITS.
BUILT TO SCALE.

The world's first germanium quantum processor — CMOS-compatible, fault-tolerant, and ready for semiconductor manufacturing.

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Published in Nature · Science · Nature Nanotechnology 99%+ Two-Qubit Gate Fidelity
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Qubit Array
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First Germanium Processor

TECHNOLOGY

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Why Germanium?

Germanium hole-spin qubits deliver the perfect combination of scalability, speed, and compatibility with existing semiconductor manufacturing processes. Unlike competing qubit platforms, germanium integrates directly into standard CMOS fab lines.

  • Room-temperature-compatible electrical control
  • Low-power spin manipulation via electric fields
  • Naturally small footprint — thousands of qubits per chip
  • Exceptional coherence times in optimized devices

From Transistor to Qubit

Groove Quantum leverages decades of semiconductor knowledge to define qubits using gate-defined quantum dots in germanium quantum wells. The same lithographic techniques used to make transistors are used to define qubits — making scale-up a matter of engineering, not physics.

  • Gate-defined quantum dot architecture
  • Spin-orbit coupling for fast, all-electric qubit control
  • Multiplexed readout compatible with cryo-CMOS electronics
Qubit lattice
Semiconductor fabrication

Semiconductor Manufacturing

Our devices are fabricated using industry-standard photolithography and epitaxial growth, enabling production at established semiconductor foundries. This foundry-compatible approach dramatically reduces time-to-market and cost compared to bespoke qubit fabrication methods.

  • Compatible with 300mm wafer processes
  • Scalable to thousands of qubits per chip
  • Leverages existing fab infrastructure

USE CASES

Cryptography & Security

Enable post-quantum encryption algorithms and quantum key distribution systems resilient to future attacks, securing critical infrastructure for governments and enterprises.

Drug Discovery

Simulate molecular interactions at quantum fidelity, accelerating drug design and reducing the cost of pharmaceutical R&D pipelines from years to months.

Climate Modeling

Solve complex optimization problems in energy systems, climate simulation, and materials science — at scales impossible for classical supercomputers.

RESEARCH & PUBLICATIONS

Science · 2024

10-Dot Germanium Qubit Array with 99%+ Two-Qubit Gate Fidelity

Science, 2024 — Breakthrough demonstration of a 10-qubit germanium array achieving record gate fidelity benchmarks.

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Nature Nanotechnology · 2023

Scalable Germanium Architectures via Multiplexed Array Control

Nature Nanotechnology, 2023 — Demonstrating scalable qubit architectures compatible with multiplexed cryo-CMOS readout.

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Nature · 2021

World's First 2D Germanium Qubit Grid

Nature, 2021 — First demonstration of a two-dimensional grid of germanium hole-spin qubits with coherent quantum operations.

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Nature · 2020

First Germanium Quantum Processor

Nature, 2020 — World's first germanium-based quantum processor, establishing the foundation for scalable spin-qubit computing.

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LATEST RESEARCH & INSIGHTS

Germanium hole-spin qubits
Quantum Hardware

Why Germanium? The Case for Hole-Spin Qubits in Scalable Quantum Computing

March 12, 2026 · Groove Quantum Team

Germanium hole-spin qubits offer a compelling path to scalable quantum processors. We explain the physics and why it matters for real-world quantum advantage.

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Semiconductor fabrication
Engineering

From Lab to Fab: Making Quantum Chips with Standard Semiconductor Manufacturing

February 28, 2026 · Dr. Nico Hendrickx

How we leverage existing semiconductor foundry infrastructure to produce germanium qubit devices — and what this means for quantum computing's commercial future.

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Quantum computing landscape 2026
Benchmarks

The Quantum Computing Landscape in 2026: Who's Ahead, Who's Bluffing, and What the Benchmarks Show

January 20, 2026 · Anne-Marije Zwerver

A frank assessment of where different qubit platforms stand today — and why fidelity benchmarks matter more than raw qubit counts.

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