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Quantum Inspire Tuna-17

Quantum Inspire Tuna-17 is a superconducting circuits quantum computer operated by QuTech in Netherlands. It has 17 physical qubits. It ranks 58 of 74 superconducting machines in this table by physical qubit count. 7 sourced specs are in the spec sheet. No benchmark figures are recorded for it yet.

Also known as Tuna-17

Largest Tuna processor on the Quantum Inspire cloud, available since April 2026 according to the Quantum Inspire backends page. Like Tuna-9 (quantum-inspire-tuna-9) it sits on sapphire with three readout feedlines and room-temperature Qblox control. The page gives no fidelity, coherence or gate-time numbers, so the entry carries structure and availability only.

Spec sheet

Technical details as the builder or a paper states them, each with its own source. A blank is a fact we could not source, not a zero. Fidelity and coherence figures are in the benchmark table below.

SpecValueBasisNoteSource
Processor Tuna-17, 17 transmons on sapphire Vendor reported quantum-inspire.comquantum-inspire.com
Qubit type transmon Vendor reported quantum-inspire.comquantum-inspire.com
Topology ninja-star layout with nearest-neighbor tunable couplers Vendor reported quantum-inspire.comquantum-inspire.com
Couplers 24 Vendor reported Flux-tunable couplers. quantum-inspire.comquantum-inspire.com
Cloud platforms Quantum Inspire Vendor reported quantum-inspire.comquantum-inspire.com
Access and pricing Public cloud through Quantum Inspire; available since April 2026 Vendor reported quantum-inspire.comquantum-inspire.com
Predecessor Quantum Inspire Tuna-9 Vendor reported Earlier Tuna backend, available since December 2025; not a formal upgrade of the same device. quantum-inspire.com

Timeline

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Comparable superconducting machines

Closest in physical qubit count within the same technology. Counts of different qubit types are not interchangeable across technologies.

MachineOperatorQubitsStatus
Alice & Bob Helium Alice & Bob 18 operational
Alice & Bob 18-Cat-Qubit System at TGCC GENCI 18 planned
OQC GENESIS (New York) Oxford Quantum Circuits 16 under construction
ORNL Pathfinder Oak Ridge National Laboratory 20 operational
IQM Garnet IQM Quantum Computers 20 operational
IQM Radiance 20 for TOYO at G-QuAT TOYO Corporation 20 planned