Develops and sells ion-trap quantum computers, quantum processors and QCaaS services.

QUDORA Technologies GmbH

Braunschweig (Headquarters) · Hannover · Tokyo (JP)New on Amplifa

Braunschweig Local Court, HRB 209452Register court

TokyoSubsidiary QUDORA Japan K.K.

About QUDORA

QUDORA Technologies is a German startup active in 2026, headquartered in Braunschweig with a site in Hannover, that develops and commercializes complete quantum computers and standalone quantum processors based on ion-trap technology. The company combines the properties of trapped-ion qubits with a proprietary qubit control mechanism based on integrable microwave electronics (NFQC®) instead of laser systems; the approach is compatible with common semiconductor processes and targets scalable quantum processors beyond 1,000 qubits. Services include Quantum Computing as a Service via the QUDORA Cloud with emulators and interfaces to OpenQASM2/3, Qiskit and QIR, as well as tailored quantum technology solutions for customers worldwide. Customers and partners include AIST, Kyocera, QAI, ParityQC and Fixstars Amplify. The founding and advisory teams come from the Quantum Valley Lower Saxony environment and cover microfabrication, photonics and semiconductor technology.

Site: Braunschweig
Processes: Quantum Computing as a Service (QCaaS) via QUDORA Cloud (emulators, OpenQASM2/3, Qiskit, QIR), Tailored quantum technology solutions, Trapped-ion quantum computers and quantum processors
Materials: Near Field Quantum Control (microwave qubit control), QUDORA Cloud (Quantum Computing as a Service)
Industries: Quantum technologies, Quantum computing, Microfabrication, Photonics, Semiconductors

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Microfabrication of quantum processors (ion trap)
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Integrated microwave qubit control (NFQC)
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Construction of complete quantum computer systems
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Provision as QCaaS via QUDORA Cloud / partner clouds
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Tailored solutions and partnerships

Technology & Processes

NFQC

Near Field Quantum Control (microwave qubit control)

Control of ion qubits via integrable microwave electronics, compatible with standard semiconductor processes.

QCaaS

QUDORA Cloud (Quantum Computing as a Service)

Cloud platform with emulators and support for OpenQASM2, OpenQASM3, Qiskit and QIR.

Locations

Braunschweig

Headquarters

Hannover

Site

Tokyo

Subsidiary QUDORA Japan K.K.

Products

**Quantum Processor Stack**Ion-trap technology · Quantum computing

**Microwave Qubit Control**NFQC · Quantum computing

Inside the production

Industries

Quantum technologiesQuantum computingMicrofabricationPhotonicsSemiconductors

Additional services

Quantum Computing as a Service (QCaaS) via QUDORA Cloud (emulators, OpenQASM2/3, Qiskit, QIR)Tailored quantum technology solutionsTrapped-ion quantum computers and quantum processors

Reference customers

AIST (Japan, in the NEDO project)Kyocera (in the NEDO project)QAI (South Korea, MOU)ParityQCFixstars Amplify

History

2026
QUDORA and ParityQC announce a strategic partnership to optimize quantum algorithms for ion-trap systems.
2026
Operational launch of the subsidiary QUDORA Japan K.K. in Tokyo.
2026
Partnership with Fixstars Amplify to make QUDORA quantum computers available on the Fixstars cloud platform.
2026
Strategic MOU with QAI to introduce ion-trap quantum computing in South Korea.
2026
EU Quantum Grand Challenge: STEP Seal for the NEQTAR project (scaling of the NFQC technology).
2026
QUDORA-led consortium selected for the approximately €122 million NFQC-1k project (1,000-qubit fault-tolerant quantum computer, QPU pilot line).
2026
QUDORA Japan selected for a NEDO project on cryogenic quantum packaging together with AIST and Kyocera.
2026
QVLS-iLabs secures second funding phase of €15 million; QUDORA as industrial partner.