Kvantum Park, a joint venture between VNIIA and Bauman Moscow State Technical University, has launched sales of its SnowDrop series quantum computers. The lineup includes four models ranging from 4 to 10 qubits, designed for research centers and commercial organizations.
Each system features a superconducting quantum coprocessor, the YARANGA cryogenic system, control electronics, and software for hybrid quantum-classical algorithms. The architecture supports future upgrades to 48 qubits, allowing users to scale their computational power as needed.
The SnowDrop series offers error rates of no more than 0.2% for single-qubit operations and 1% for two-qubit operations. The platform is compatible with the Bauman Octillion cloud environment, which has processed over 103,000 algorithms since July 2025.
Starting prices for the platform, including the SnowDrop 4Q coprocessor, begin at 170 ₽ million. University clients receive one year of free technical support upon connecting their systems to the Bauman Octillion cloud platform.
The facility plans to produce between 10 and 20 multi-qubit computers annually. The systems are intended for applications in machine learning, financial analytics, drug discovery, cybersecurity, and logistics optimization.
