Silent Waves Selected For The 2025 French Tech 2030 Program

GRENOBLE, France - Nov. 6, 2025 - PRLog -- Silent Waves, a leading developer of high-performance quantum amplifiers, has been selected for the 2025 French Tech 2030 program, joining a cohort of 80 companies driving France's digital and technological sovereignty.

The French Tech 2030 initiative recognizes deep-tech companies developing strategic technologies across key fields such as quantum computing, AI, cybersecurity, robotics, and advanced electronics. Led by the Mission French Tech, this national program provides year-long strategic and financial guidance to accelerate the global development of France's most promising innovators.

"Being chosen for French Tech 2030 is a powerful acknowledgment of our team's work at the intersection of advanced physics and scalable quantum technology," said Luca Planat, CEO and Co-Founder of Silent Waves. "Our amplifiers are designed to unlock higher fidelity and scalability in next-generation quantum computers. This recognition reinforces our commitment to building world-class technology here in France."

Throughout the next 12 months, Silent Waves will collaborate with the Mission French Tech and government partners to scale its international presence, strengthen industrial partnerships, and accelerate the adoption of its Josephson Traveling-Wave Parametric Amplifier (TWPA) platforms: Argo, Carthago, and Dreadnought.

About Silent Waves

Silent Waves is a Grenoble-based quantum hardware company developing state-of-the-art near quantum-limited microwave amplifiers for superconducting quantum computers and advanced cryogenic instrumentation. A spin-out from Institut Néel (CNRS), Silent Waves enables ultra-low-noise, wide-bandwidth readout solutions essential for scalable quantum systems.

For more information, visit www.silent-waves.com