planqc GmbH

Planqc pursues the overarching goal of further developing the software and infrastructure of the MUNIQC-Atoms demonstrator in such a way that, on the one hand, reliable validation of potential control software in a dedicated test environment is enabled and, on the other hand, the demonstrator can be integrated into the infrastructure of the LRZ high-performance computing centre.

What are the goals?

• Reliably and reproducibly evaluate the suitability of planqc's control software for the MUNIQC Atoms demonstrator
• Create a reproducible, highly automated test environment in which the functionality, performance and scalability of the control software can be tested without restricting the operation of the MUNIQC Atoms demonstrator
• Explore interlock and monitoring system solutions
• Integrate the MUNIQC Atoms demonstrator into the LRZ's software infrastructure

How do we plan to achieve that?

• Set up a test bed that replicates the critical hardware components of the MUNIQC Atoms demonstrator

• Systematically test the functionality and performance of the control software developed by planqc

• Integrate a modular monitoring system into the testbed to record key environmental and operating parameters

• Extend planqc's proof-of-principle implementations of the Quantum Device Management Interface to include the demonstrator into the Munich Quantum Software Stack 

If you’d like to work on building quantum computers based on neutral atoms and be part of a team turning cutting-edge research into real technology, it’s worth taking a look at planqc. We’re a Munich-based startup working at the intersection of physics, engineering, and software to push quantum computing forward. You can find more about us and our open roles here.

Sponsored by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, grant number 13N17637