Quantum Hardware Database
Origin Wukong
Origin Wukong is a flagship superconducting quantum processor developed by China's Origin Quantum, representing one of the most prominent domestically developed quantum computing platforms in China, with public cloud access for running quantum circuits.
Qubit Count
72
Qubit Type
Superconducting (transmon qubits)
Architecture
2D grid architecture
Released
2024
Gate Error (2Q)
~0.5–1% per two-qubit gate
Coherence Time
T₁ in the tens of microseconds range
Operating Temp
~15 millikelvin
Cloud Access
Yes — Origin Quantum Cloud Platform
Company
Origin Quantum
Connectivity
Nearest-neighbor 2D grid
Key Features
- One of China's most prominent indigenously developed superconducting quantum processors
- Publicly accessible cloud platform for running quantum circuits
- Part of a broader Chinese national push toward quantum computing self-sufficiency
Limitations
- Gate fidelity and coherence times trail the leading US-based superconducting platforms as of this processor's release
- Smaller qubit count than leading IBM or Google processors
Technical Notes
Origin Wukong is notable less for record-setting specs and more for its role in China's broader quantum computing ecosystem, alongside academic efforts like the Jiuzhang photonic quantum computing experiments, reflecting significant national investment in domestic quantum hardware capability.