We recently announced major progress in quantum chip fabrication, including the successful production of superconducting qubits on eight-inch wafers, and the launch of Taiwan’s first Quantum Chip Fabrication Space (QC-Fab) and Quantum Computing Test Space (QC-Test). These two facilities are open to academic and industrial communities worldwide.

QC-Fab raises superconducting quantum device manufacturing to world-leading standards. Operating with standardized, fully automated 8-inch wafer processes, it ensures process stability and reproducibility for fabrication, testing, and verification of large-area wafers.
QC-Test streamlines and automates calibration to improve QPU stability and testing efficiency, ensuring peak performance.

QC-Fab can also be integrated with QC-Test to enable a vertically aligned design–fabrication–test workflow for seamless end-to-end development.
QC-Test also enables GPU integration for efficient quantum–classical hybrid workloads and provides customized QPU research and validation, including Hamiltonian simulation, chip fabrication (with QC-Fab), and real-sample testing tailored to specific architectures.