Quantum computing has evolved from speculative research into tangible prototypes, and mobile applications are emerging in industry-relevant scenarios. At Hannover Messe 2025, a real-time demonstration of image recognition and quantum chemistry was presented — likely the first of its kind in an industrial setting. The key technology? NV centers (nitrogen vacancies) in diamond.
The whitepaper covers:
the advantages of NV technology for quantum computing applications
fidelities and coherence times of NV centers
SAXON Q's planned scaling of qubits and processors