"All the infrastructure needed to implement quantum technology in one place"
Date: July 02, 2026 ~ July 04, 2026
Venue: Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) Art Hall 1, Booth A-08

SDT participated in Quantum Korea 2026, held at the Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP) in Seoul from July 2 to 4, to introduce its QDM (Quantum Design & Manufacturing)-based full-stack quantum infrastructure and its domestic and global cooperation ecosystem.
By showcasing ultra-precision quantum control and measurement equipment, dilution refrigerators, and a hybrid quantum cloud platform, SDT demonstrated its integrated capabilities spanning from hardware to software.
Furthermore, through the talk session 'Q-Talk by SDT' held at the SDT booth, visitors could gain insights from global quantum companies and domestic scholars collaborating with SDT in various quantum research and technology fields.

QDM providing customized solutions for each customer

SDT's QDM is a solution that designs, manufactures, and integrates core components, equipment, software, and complete systems required to meet customers' research objectives and environments.
SDT interprets quantum technologies, which are difficult to implement with single devices alone, into manufacturable forms and supports the establishment of quantum infrastructure that can be organically connected in actual research environments and industrial sites.
At the Quantum Korea 2026 exhibition, SDT showcased ultra-precision quantum control/measurement equipment, dilution refrigerators, and a hybrid quantum cloud platform based on QDM, and various technical consultations and cooperation discussions took place, confirming the high demand for SDT's integrated quantum infrastructure capabilities.

Q-Talk by SDT: Sharing the direction of quantum industry and ecosystem cooperation

During the exhibition, the talk session 'Q-Talk by SDT' was held on the stage of the SDT booth, providing an opportunity to share the status of quantum technology cooperation and future roadmaps with global quantum industry partners and domestic universities working closely with SDT.
Each session featured key leaders in the quantum field, including IonQ, NVIDIA, QuantWare, Anyon Technologies, Delft Circuits, NTU, as well as Seoul National University, Korea University, and Hanyang University.
Various topics such as QDM, QuREKA, CUDA-Q, hybrid computing, superconductivity, ion traps, quantum-AI, and cryogenic systems were covered, providing a glimpse into the intersection of research & development and industrial applications.

Scalable Qubit Controller Exhibitor Session Presentation

At the Quantum Korea 2026 exhibitor session, Jinho Park, leader of the Quantum Hardware Team, gave a presentation on the theme of 'Scalable Qubit Controller'.
In this presentation, focusing on the RF-based control platform for driving scalable quantum computers, he introduced the role and system architecture of qubit control hardware.
As the number of qubits increases, control hardware requires higher channel density, precise synchronization, and stable RF signal processing, sharing the technological direction of what role quantum computer control hardware plays in actual systems and what architecture is needed for scalable quantum systems.

The next step in turning the potential of quantum technology into reality

Quantum Korea 2026 was a place for SDT to introduce its QDM-based full-stack quantum infrastructure capabilities along with its domestic and international cooperation ecosystem.
Through this exhibition, SDT showcased each solution from the perspective of a single integrated quantum infrastructure, and expanded industrial and technical discussions required for implementing quantum technology through 'Q-Talk by SDT' and exhibitor sessions.
Moving forward, based on its QDM-based design, manufacturing, and integration capabilities, SDT will continue to contribute to building infrastructure that supports research and industrial applications in the fields of quantum computing, quantum communications, and quantum sensing.