
We think from first principles.
We exist to make seemingly impossible solutions to civilization level problems possible
By computing with the fundamental laws of nature, quantum systems will unlock solutions we can barely imagine today.
We're building the quantum infrastructure of innovation.
Deep Dive: What are Qubits?
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Despite billions invested, bottlenecks continue to block the application of quantum computing to real world problems experienced by real people.

what use is a quantum computer if it runs forever?

what use is a quantum computer if size is limited by scalability?

what use is a logical qubit if it has error rates a billion times too high?
We are first building hardware solutions to the bottlenecks.
A quantum computer is famously defined by DiVincenzo's five criteria:
Large numbers of connected quantum bits with clear 0 and 1 states
Garbage in, garbage out. Where your system starts defines how successful an algorithm will be
Qubits with long coherence times
Qubits are well separated from the environment
Algorithms use quantum logic gates to solve problems
At the end of the day you need the algorithm to output a solution to your problem
If you own a dominant solution to any one of DiVincenzo's criteria, you become essential to the infrastructure for quantum computing.
If you own all five, you own the infrastructure.
Modular trapped ion architecture with photonic links. People have tried it. But they haven't built from first principles.
Trapped ions
Photons
The secret sauce - Announcements coming soon
Others stack complexity on complexity. We build complexity through repeated simplicity.
Deep Dive: Ions and photons
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People solve problems. We exist to put hardware into the hands of people.
Turning ideas into reality.
Stage 1: Quantum Computing
