Bauman Moscow State Technical University and the company Quantum Park have launched the SnowDrop line of superconducting quantum computers. The systems are designed for research centers, universities, and corporate clients rather than individual users.
The lineup includes four models with varying qubit counts: a base 4-qubit version, two 8-qubit variants, and a 10-qubit model. The hardware architecture allows for future upgrades, enabling users to expand the system capacity up to 48 qubits.
Each unit is a complete complex including a quantum coprocessor, the Yaranga cryogenic system, signal switching, control electronics, and specialized software. Users can also connect to the Bauman Octillion cloud platform for shared resource access.
The base 4-qubit configuration starts at 170 ₽ million. According to the developers, these machines are intended for applications in artificial intelligence, machine learning, financial analytics, drug discovery, energy optimization, and cybersecurity.
