14 October 2026. Anderon announced the availability of its first Superconducting Quantum Process Design Kit (PDK). The PDK is designed to support a more efficient and standardized approach to quantum device and circuit development.
The PDK provides designers with the foundational building blocks needed to create manufacturable designs on Anderon's advanced 300mm wafer fabrication platform. It supports Anderon's full portfolio of 300mm wafer offerings.
The PDK also includes Anderon's reference design for baseline coherence validation, as well as electromagnetic parameters for comprehensive simulation.
Anderon said the PDK helps bridge the gap between device innovation and scalable manufacturing, enabling developers to bring quantum designs to fabrication more efficiently. The company said early access to its first-generation PDK represents an important milestone in its commitment to building the infrastructure necessary for the next era of superconducting quantum computing.
Access to the PDK is available through a license agreement. Anderon directed inquiries to its sales team.
Source: Anderon news
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