Measurement Infrastructure for Large-Scale Quantum Systems

In quantum research and applications, reliable results depend on more than reaching millikelvin temperatures. Cryogenic measurement systems must provide a low-noise, stable environment and the measurement infrastructure needed to deliver signals, manage heat loads, and support experiments as they scale.

Watch our webinar to explore the role of cryogenic measurement systems and measurement infrastructure in enabling scalable quantum platforms. The session covers Bluefors cryogenic measurement systems and measurement infrastructure solutions, addressing signal routing, thermal anchoring, and scalable system design.

In this webinar, our experts also highlighted the recent developments resulting from the partnership between Bluefors and Delft Circuits, including the integration of Delft Circuits’ Cri/oFlex® high-density flex wiring into Bluefors systems. Delft Circuits’ high-density I/O solution delivers up to 50% more channels per side-loading port to Bluefors systems, for example providing a total number of 1 536 input or control lines to an XLDsl System. This combined approach enables higher wiring density while maintaining signal integrity and mK thermal performance – supporting the transition from small experiments to scalable quantum systems.

The webinar is presented by Dr. Sujit Singh, Product Lead at Bluefors, together with Daan Kuitenbrouwer, CPO and Co-Founder at Delft Circuits, and Dr. Nikolai Drobotun, Head of Systems Engineering at Delft Circuits. The webinar featured a live Q&A session after the presentation.