Delft Circuits will be at SQA 2026 — the Superconducting Qubits and Algorithms conference, taking place August 25–28 in Gothenburg, Sweden. As the go-to event for researchers and engineers pushing the boundaries of superconducting quantum systems, SQA is the ideal stage to discuss what scalable I/O looks like, today and tomorrow.

I/O built for superconducting qubits
Cri/oFlex® was designed from the ground up for the demands of superconducting qubit systems. Our standard line configurations, Flux Bias and Microwave Drive, are optimized for qubit control and measurement, with integrated attenuators, low-pass filters, and infrared filters reducing noise and failure points in a single, compact flex.

From 256 to 1,024 channels and beyond
With our 256-channel loader already deployed in tier-1 quantum programs worldwide, we’re engineering toward 1,024 channels per loader by 2027. Visit our booth to learn how our roadmap aligns with the scaling demands of next-generation processors.

Talk to the engineers who build it
SQA brings together the people who define what the next generation of quantum hardware looks like. Our team will be on-site to discuss system design, integration across all major cryostat platforms, and how Cri/oFlex® reduces thermal load, cabling complexity, and points of failure  so you can focus on qubit performance.

Heading to SQA in Gothenburg?
Get in touch to schedule a meeting with our team.

“SQA is where the superconducting qubit community sets the pace. We’re there to make sure I/O keeps up and stays ahead.”
— Niels Kerkhof, Sales Engineer