Zurich Instruments now a Rohde & Schwarz company
Strengthening the position in the quantum technology market
The Rohde & Schwarz technology group, a trailblazer in future areas such as 6G and autonomous driving, will now also be active in the field of quantum computing. The July 1, 2021 acquisition of Zurich Instruments AG, a technological leader in test and measurement, will help Rohde & Schwarz further expand its test and measurement division. The Swiss company will be run as a full subsidiary.
Zurich Instruments was founded in 2008 and has grown into a company with over one hundred employees with offices in China, USA, France, South Korea, Italy and Japan. Since 2015, it has been committed to providing the best control systems for researchers building quantum computers. The field of quantum computing requires the best and latest technology.
“In Rohde & Schwarz, we found a company that can provide us with access to such technology. Their size, stability and technological expertise offer optimal conditions for us to remain a leader in the rapidly growing quantum computing market and continue to grow as an independent subsidiary,” said Dr. Sadik Hafizovic, co-founder and CEO of Zurich Instruments.
“We are looking forward to developing technological solutions for the future together with Zurich Instruments. We are also strengthening our position in the scientific realm. Rohde & Schwarz and Zurich Instruments already share a passion for advancing science and innovation,” said Peter Riedel, president and COO of Rohde & Schwarz.
Zurich Instruments’ customers can expect further innovations in lock-in amplifiers, impedance test and measurement instruments and quantum computing control systems. Continuing the relationships with existing customers and partners is essential to both companies. All functions will remain in place, from development and production to marketing and sales.
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