QuEra Computing Inc. presented a clip from its roadmap webinar showing two pieces of quantum computing hardware: two-qubit gates at 99.77% fidelity and a prototype architecture delivering fresh atoms at roughly 20,000 per second.
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“In this clip from our roadmap webinar, QuEra's Alex Lukin shows the two pieces that make continuous operation plausible.”
— QuEra Computing Inc. team
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QuEra Computing Inc.
QuEra is putting quantum to work for enterprise innovators, HPC centers, and governments
- Industry
- Research Services
- Location
- Boston, US
- Company size
- 209 employees
Quantum computing is moving from "one day" to "day one." QuEra Computing is leading that transition. Founded in 2018 on breakthrough research from Harvard and MIT, QuEra builds neutral-atom quantum computers using a unique multi-zone architecture. The result: reconfigurable qubit connectivity, room-temperature operation, and a scalable path to fault-tolerant quantum computing, with dozens logical qubits already demonstrated. QuEra systems are operational today. The company delivered a 260-qubit quantum computer to Japan's AIST integrated with one of the world's most powerful supercomputers, earned selection for DARPA's Quantum Benchmarks Initiative, and offers its Aquila quantum computer on Amazon Braket. Its Gemini gate-based system extends these capabilities for enterprise and research applications. Backed by $230M from Google, NVIDIA, SoftBank, and others, QuEra partners with Dell Technologies, NVIDIA, Deloitte, and a 29-member Quantum Alliance. Headquartered in Boston with operations in Japan and the UK. Visit quera.com to learn more.
Founded 2018