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Swiss quantum firms ZuriQ and Rhonexum sign cryogenic electronics supply deal

Swiss quantum computing startup ZuriQ and Swiss cryogenic electronics maker Rhonexum signed a multi-year framework deal. Rhonexum will supply cryogenic integrated circuits for ZuriQ's trapped-ion systems, with first delivery due by the end of 2026.

Reported AI-drafted The Quantum Insider, 22 October 2026

What it does not test. This does not disclose a contract value or confirm the cryogenic chips meet ZuriQ's performance targets once delivered.

How this item counts. Towards autonomy: it changes who made the parts. Binding 2 of 3 (agreed or funded), scale 1 of 3 (small), Reported counts half: weight +1 of 36 possible. Swiss-Swiss supply contract for cryogenic chips, signed but undelivered, single-firm scale. European Sovereignty Index

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