SemiQon x Nanoacademic Technologies: Partnership combines advanced simulation tools and silicon quantum chips for quantum research and education

SemiQon partners with Nanoacademic Technologies to bring sophisticated modeling software on top of SemiQon’s silicon quantum chips for quantum researchers and students, accelerating the development of silicon-based quantum technologies.
SemiQon has formed a strategic partnership with Nanoacademic Technologies Inc., a Canadian company known for its advanced quantum and atomistic modeling tools. The partnership will give universities and research groups access to a bundled solution combining SemiQon’s reliable and affordable silicon quantum dot devices with Nanoacademic Technologies’ digital simulation tools for semiconductors and superconducting-based quantum hardware.
Nanoacademic Technologies’ flagship platform, QTCAD®, is the world’s first commercial finite-element modeling software designed specifically for spin qubits in semiconductors. SemiQon’s SemiQit equips universities and research groups with ready-to-use spin-qubit chips, enabling faster experimentation, discovery, and even commercial RDI. Through this collaboration, SemiQon will offer QTCAD® and its educational version QTCAD® EDU alongside the SemiQit. This bundled offering is designed to support universities and research groups working on the next generation of silicon spin qubit technologies.
A shared vision for scalable quantum tech
The advancement of scalable quantum devices requires ambitious research that depends on access to cutting-edge hardware and precise, predictive modeling.
“Many researchers lack access to commercial-grade simulation tools tailored for spin qubit systems. QTCAD® fills this critical need, enabling scientists to simulate key figures of merit of quantum systems in realistic semiconductor environments using state-of-the-art quantum models, adaptive meshing algorithms, and atomistic simulation methods. This capability helps reduce trial-and-error in the lab and accelerates the path from concept to experiment,” explains Félix Beaudoin, the CEO of Nanoacademic.
“Together, we’re not just advancing silicon spin qubit research — we are building a foundation for scalable, accessible, and impactful quantum technologies worldwide,” comments Yukihisa Tsuruta, Business Development Director at SemiQon.
This partnership also supports the next generation of quantum talent. With QTCAD® EDU, students gain hands-on experience with industry-grade tools, preparing them for careers in quantum technology.
Researchers benefit from a streamlined workflow—combining simulation, design, and experimentation on SemiQon’s chips in one integrated package. Institutions gain access to a scalable, future-proof platform for quantum research.
The combined offering will be available to quantum researchers from both public and private organizations from Q3 2025.