The Platform

Diamond. Light. Spin.

Entanglix QS is built on SaxonQ's nitrogen-vacancy center diamond chip — a fundamentally different quantum architecture engineered for the real world.

NV-Center Architecture

Atomic-scale defects. Operator-scale environments.

Nitrogen-vacancy centers are atomic-scale defects in synthetic diamond. Each NV-center acts as a quantum bit — a qubit — that holds and processes information through electron spin states.

Unlike superconducting qubits, NV-centers remain stable at room temperature. Unlike trapped-ion systems, they require no vacuum chamber. The result is a quantum platform that operates in the same environment as the operator.

Why Room Temperature Changes Everything

Three constraints removed. An entire mission set unlocked.

No Cryogenics

Eliminates the dilution refrigerator stack and the millions in supporting infrastructure.

Standard Power

Runs on a single wall outlet. Compatible with vehicle, vessel, and aircraft power systems.

Mobile Form Factor

Footprint comparable to a server rack. Deployable to SCIFs, command posts, and forward operating bases.

Platform Specifications

Technical baseline.

Architecture
NV-center diamond chip (proprietary, SaxonQ)
Operating Temperature
293 K (room temperature)
Cooling Requirement
None
Power Input
Standard 110V / 220V AC
Deployment
Edge, mobile, fixed
Validation
DLR (German Aerospace Center) Quantum Computing Initiative

DLR validation: first manufacturer to complete all tests on a mobile, room-temperature quantum platform.