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Qendra, an ETH Zurich spin-off founded in February 2026, is building a control device that generates and coordinates signals for trapped-ion and neutral-atom quantum computers. The unit is currently a minimum viable product and adds continuous measurement evaluation to select correction pulses, a capability the company says existing commercial control systems lack.
ETH spin-off Qendra builds quantum control device for trapped ions and neutral atoms ↗ETH Zurich spin-off Qendra is developing a compact control system that synchronises lasers and detectors and aims to correct errors during trapped-ion and neutral-atom operations.
ETH Zurich researchers report a solvent-free method that breaks acrylic glass into monomers with up to 98% yield at just over 200 degrees Celsius.
ETH Zurich placed 12th among 2,297 universities in THE's 2027 World University Rankings, remaining the top-ranked institution in continental Europe.
