About
Silent Waves is a Grenoble-based quantum technology company founded in 2021 as a spinout from Institut Néel, one of the largest CNRS research laboratories, with expertise in quantum electronics, superconductivity, and quantum device fabrication. It was co-founded by Luca Planat, Nicolas Roch (a researcher at Institut Néel CNRS), and Baptiste Planat. The company develops microwave signal readout technology for quantum computing, radio astronomy, and electron spin resonance applications that require accurate detection of ultra-low power microwave signals. Its readout hardware enables accurate qubit state measurement and quantum processor operation through microwave signal processing. Silent Waves focuses on ultrasensitive signal processing for quantum readout systems and provides expert support to customers building quantum computers and quantum sensing systems. The company is embedded in Grenoble's innovation ecosystem, drawing on the region's expertise in quantum electronics, superconducting circuits, and quantum information processing infrastructure.
Quantum Specifications
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