We design superinductors made of strongly disordered superconductors for implementation in ``hybrid'' superconducting quantum circuits. The superinductors are fabricated as meandered nanowires made from granular aluminum films. Optimization of the device geometry enables the realization of superinductors with an inductance of approximately 1 μH and a self-resonance frequency of over 3 GHz. These compact superinductors are attractive for a wide range of applications, from superconducting circuits for quantum computing to microwave elements of cryogenic parametric amplifiers and kinetic inductance photon detectors.
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