SEEQC and Taiwan Forge Strategic Quantum Computing Alliance

Last Updated: January 13, 2026By

SEEQC’s U.S.-Taiwan Quantum Computing Collaboration

SEEQC, recognized for its innovations in integrated cryogenic electronics, is spearheading a collaboration to build a U.S.-Taiwan quantum technology ecosystem. This initiative focuses on advancing the commercialization of its Single Flux Quantum (SFQ) platform through strategic alliances with leaders in semiconductor manufacturing, electronics, and academia.

Key players include Kinpo Group, Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI), National Taiwan University, and the University of California, Berkeley. These partnerships are set to enhance expertise in semiconductor processes, electronics, and high-speed CMOS technology. SEEQC plans to maintain ownership of its quantum architecture and IP in the U.S. while leveraging Taiwan’s superior manufacturing capabilities. CEO John Levy emphasizes the synergy of combining Taiwan’s leading semiconductor prowess with SEEQC’s innovations.

Fostering an Integrated Quantum Ecosystem

SEEQC’s approach seeks to unite cutting-edge electronics, semiconductor expertise, and CMOS chip design. Each collaborator contributes uniquely—Kinpo works on scalable electronics for room-temperature operations, ITRI handles superconducting chip manufacturing, while National Taiwan University enhances high-speed electronic interfaces for SEEQC’s SFQ processors. Notably, Kinpo’s investment strengthens their partnership, emphasizing collaboration in precision electronics capable of scaling.

Building a Supportive Quantum Supply Chain

Partnerships with ITRI will focus on developing processes for superconducting control chips, crucial for future quantum computing infrastructures. National Taiwan University and UC Berkeley are collaborating on high-speed CMOS interfaces, highlighting the role of academia in technological advancements. These alliances enhance SEEQC’s supply chain, streamlining processes for next-gen computing.

Through these collaborations, SEEQC aims to merge Taiwan’s semiconductor strengths with U.S. innovation, paving the way for a robust, commercially viable quantum computing platform.

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