Quantum Infrastructure Access & Orchestration
Find the infrastructure your quantum technology actually needs.
Qapacity turns technical requirements into qualified pathways to specialist facilities, equipment and expertise.
From fabrication and cleanrooms to cryogenic testing, metrology and specialist validation.
1 · Requirement
“Characterise a superconducting device below 20 mK.”
2 · Criteria assessed against Example Facility A
Requires confirmation| Criterion | Facility information | Status |
|---|---|---|
Cryogenic characterisation Mandatory | Listed capability Provider verified | Confirmed match |
Base temperature below 20 mK Mandatory | Operating range 10 mK–4 K Provider verified | Confirmed match |
Microwave measurement lines to 8 GHz Mandatory | Not stated No source | Unknown |
Applied magnetic field to 9 T Preferred | Up to 6 T Source supported | Confirmed mismatch |
Work complete within 8 weeks Preferred | Lead time 2–4 weeks (provider stated) Provider verified | Likely match — confirmation required |
3 · What happens next
At least one mandatory criterion is unknown and needs provider confirmation. Next step: Request technical confirmation of the microwave measurement lines.
The problem
Specialist infrastructure is difficult to access.
Quantum companies rarely own every facility required to move from prototype to deployment.
Finding the right capability can mean navigating university laboratories, national facilities, specialist suppliers and commercial test providers — each with different equipment, restrictions and access processes.
Qapacity makes that infrastructure easier to understand and access.
University laboratories
Access often through collaboration or academic schemesNational facilities
Eligibility, proposals and security rules can applySpecialist suppliers
Capability described in product and service termsCommercial test providers
Standards, quotations and lead times vary
How it works
From technical requirement to qualified infrastructure access.
- 1
Describe what you need
Tell Qapacity what you are building, testing or validating.
- 2
Understand the requirement
Qapacity structures the capabilities, equipment, conditions and outputs required.
- 3
Find suitable infrastructure
Compare facilities against your actual technical criteria.
- 4
Resolve the unknowns
Request technical confirmation where information is incomplete.
- 5
Coordinate access
Move from qualified facility to enquiry, quotation and access workflow.
Capability before catalogue
Built around technical fit, not listings.
Qapacity is not an equipment marketplace. It explains why a facility may satisfy a requirement, what remains unconfirmed and how access works — so you can qualify options before anyone commits time or money.
Technical requirements
Start from the outcome. Criteria are structured, reviewed by you and marked mandatory or preferred.Capability relationships
The Infrastructure Capability Graph connects processes, equipment and capabilities, so you do not need the machine’s name.Operating constraints
Temperature, field, cleanroom class and other ranges are compared as values, not keywords.Qualification and provenance
Every claim shows its verification state, source and review date. Unknown stays unknown.Access workflow
Technical confirmation, clarifications, quotes and scheduling in one structured record.Infrastructure dependencies
Multi-stage pathways — fabrication, packaging, cryogenic testing, metrology — with lead-time exposure.
The chain every feature strengthens
- 01
Need
- 02
Requirement
- 03
Capability
- 04
Infrastructure
- 05
Qualification
- 06
Access
- 07
Work
- 08
Evidence
- 09
Intelligence
Trust
Qapacity distinguishes discovery from verification.
A facility appearing on Qapacity does not mean that Qapacity has certified, accredited or approved that facility. Each piece of capability information carries an explicit state, so you can see what is provider verified, what is source supported and what still needs confirmation.
- Unverified
- Source supported
- Provider verified
- Conflicting
- Stale
- Withdrawn
For facilities
Put your specialist capability in front of the teams that need it.
Publish and verify your facility’s capabilities, define how external access works and receive more structured technical enquiries.
- Capabilities
- Operating ranges, equipment and processes with sources
- External access
- Open, conditional, collaborative, commercial or academic
- Restrictions
- Safety, materials, security, export control, training
- Enquiries
- Structured requests with criteria and open questions
Start with what you need to achieve.
Describe a build, test or validation requirement. You do not need to know which facility or equipment you need.