SAXON Q's room-temperature SXQ128: 128 physical qubits across 16 cores
A September 30 post describes the SXQ128 as a diamond-chip computer with eight fully entangled qubits per core—not one fully connected 128-qubit register. It also cites a smaller, three-qubit test reported by SAXON Q and Fraunhofer IWU.
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A September 30 post describes SAXON Q's diamond-chip quantum computers as running at room temperature without cryogenic cooling. It says the SXQ128 has 128 physical qubits across 16 cores, with eight fully entangled qubits per core. The post says SAXON Q and Fraunhofer IWU reported a September 2026 three-qubit Grover search with 77.3% success for one marked item and 87.0% for two. The author cautions that the test was not a production workload and that performance at product scale still needs independent scrutiny.
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