QTREX Quantum Secures Commercial Order and Begins Production of Shielded RF Monolithic Components

Order Secured: QTREX Quantum Ltd. has received a commercial purchase order for customized proprietary Shielded RF Monolithic components from a leading international government-owned company.Production Initiated: Customized manufacturing using proprietary Additively Manufactured Electronics technology is underway, with delivery expected within days.Growth Pipeline: The customer has identified requirements for additional quantities, broader deployment, and a follow-on program after successful qualification.On July 14, 2026, QTREX Quantum Ltd. announced it has secured a commercial purchase order from a leading international government-owned company for customized proprietary Shielded RF Monolithic components. The order follows extensive testing and qualification of component samples and expands QTREX’s commercial model into direct supply of application-specific hardware engineered for quantum computing infrastructure, including dilution refrigerators, quantum processors, and advanced control systems. Production is currently underway using the company’s proprietary Additively Manufactured Electronics platform, with initial delivery expected within days.The Shielded RF Monolithic components feature a monolithic architecture that integrates conductive, dielectric, and shielding functionality within a unified structure. This enables application-specific components with tightly controlled electromagnetic characteristics and high repeatability of dielectric properties—performance attributes explicitly identified by the customer as important during qualification. In quantum computing environments, these components support precise RF signal integrity and thermal stability requirements in cryogenic systems such as dilution refrigerators and quantum processors. QTREX Quantum Ltd. manufactures the components directly using its in-house Additively Manufactured Electronics capabilities, allowing rapid customization to exact specifications without multi-vendor assembly.This order marks QTREX’s expansion into direct-to-customer supply of proprietary, application-specific components and serves as a strategic blueprint for engagement across the broader quantum ecosystem. By leveraging its multi-technology manufacturing infrastructure, the company converts production capacity and technological advantages into a scalable, high-margin business model that addresses industry demand for highly customized solutions. Yoav Rozanovich, Chief Business Officer of QTREX Quantum, stated that the customer’s decision followed extensive testing and was driven in part by demonstrated dielectric repeatability, while the rapid move from qualification to manufacturing and delivery within days confirms the company’s ability to deliver commercially deployable products. The customer has already identified needs for additional quantities, broader deployment, and a follow-on program, subject to future purchase orders and approvals. The development aligns with QTREX’s recent progress, including establishment of a U.S. subsidiary and deployment of an operational AME system at a U.S. government lab supporting a national security quantum computing program.The commercial order enables QTREX Quantum to begin direct supply of custom AME components for quantum infrastructure applications.Find out more here.—Further articles, reports, and the latest quantum computing news may be found at The Qubit Report.BosonQ Psi Federal LLC has received its first U.S. federal contract through the SpaceWERX Open Topic SBIR program. The award supports development of Physics-Constrained Quantum-Assisted The Chattanooga Quantum Collaborative has launched TN QuantumWorks, a comprehensive K-12 quantum technology and career awareness program developed by Thinking Media. Piloted in Hamilton County Photon Queue has secured a $500,000 grant to build operations in New Mexico. The University of Illinois spinout develops free-space quantum memories that store photonic Sign up to receive our newsletter and other reports.We keep your data private and share your data only with third parties that make this service possible. Read our privacy policy for more info.Check your inbox or spam folder to confirm your subscription. Our MissionContact UsPrivacy PolicyWebsite Terms of UseCopyright 2017-2026 | The Qubit Report | All Rights Reserved