QuEra Computing
Founded Year
2018Stage
Unattributed | AliveTotal Raised
$247MMosaic Score The Mosaic Score is an algorithm that measures the overall financial health and market potential of private companies.
+188 points in the past 30 days
About QuEra Computing
QuEra Computing develops quantum computers based on neutral-atom technology. The company provides a 256-qubit quantum processor, Aquila, and supports applications such as quantum machine learning, optimization, and simulation. QuEra Computing serves sectors that require computing capabilities, including finance, chemical and pharmaceutical, logistics, automotive, energy, and the public sector. It was founded in 2018 and is based in Boston, Massachusetts.
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The quantum computer makers — neutral atoms market includes companies that build quantum processors using neutral atoms (atoms without net electrical charge) as qubits. This approach creates relatively stable qubits that can be packed closely together on a chip, making them less susceptible to decoherence. Solutions in this market typically feature optical trapping systems, precision laser control…
QuEra Computing named as Leader among 7 other companies, including Infleqtion, Quantum Machines, and Pasqal.
QuEra Computing's Products & Differentiators
Aquila
256-qubit quantum processor
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CB Insights Intelligence Analysts have mentioned QuEra Computing in 1 CB Insights research brief, most recently on May 7, 2024.
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QuEra Computing Patents
QuEra Computing has filed 3 patents.
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Latest QuEra Computing News
Mar 31, 2025
Marco Brunasso Il quantum computing si sta affermando come una delle tecnologie più promettenti, e anche l’Italia sta sapendo investire sul futuro. Secondo il Quantum Readiness Report 2025 di QuEra Computing, gli investimenti nel settore aumenteranno del 14% in Italia e del 20% a livello globale nel corso dell’anno. Tuttavia, il percorso verso un’adozione diffusa presenta ancora ostacoli significativi. Quantum computing: l’adozione del calcolo quantistico in Italia e nel mondo Il report evidenzia che il 65% delle aziende globali si sente pronto a integrare il quantum computing nei prossimi due o tre anni, mentre solo il 21% non è ancora convinto dei benefici. In Italia, le percentuali sono simili: il 62% degli intervistati si considera “abbastanza preparato”, mentre il 15% ritiene di non avere ancora le competenze necessarie. L’interesse crescente deriva dalla consapevolezza del potenziale del calcolo quantistico per affrontare problemi complessi in settori come la sanità, la finanza e la logistica. Tuttavia, le aziende devono ancora superare ostacoli come i costi elevati (51%), la carenza di talenti (45%) e l’incertezza sul ritorno degli investimenti (45%). Le principali sfide per il quantum computing in Italia In Italia, il problema più grande riguarda l’accesso limitato all’hardware quantistico, segnalato dal 58% degli intervistati. Seguono il costo elevato e l’immaturità degli algoritmi quantistici, entrambi indicati dal 46%. La prontezza tecnologica e l’integrazione con i sistemi esistenti rappresentano altre criticità, rispettivamente per il 38% e il 31% degli esperti. Infine, la carenza di forza lavoro qualificata è considerata un ostacolo da quasi un quinto degli intervistati. Tommaso Macrì, Executive Account Manager di QuEra Computing , sottolinea: “Il calcolo quantistico sta vivendo un momento di svolta, con investimenti in forte crescita e un’adozione sempre più rapida. Le aziende stanno prendendo coscienza della necessità di superare sfide come l’accesso alle tecnologie più avanzate, preparandosi così a sfruttare al meglio le opportunità che si prospettano.” Stati Uniti leader, Europa in ritardo Lo studio conferma che gli Stati Uniti dominano il settore, grazie a finanziamenti governativi, eccellenza accademica e forte innovazione privata. Il 70% degli intervistati globali e il 67% degli italiani riconoscono la leadership americana nel quantum computing. Al contrario, solo il 14% degli intervistati globali e l’11% degli italiani ritengono che l’Europa sia competitiva in questo campo. Guardando all’Italia, il 41% degli intervistati considera il paese in linea con il resto del mondo, mentre il 33% lo vede in ritardo. Sul ruolo futuro del Paese nel settore, il 52% crede che l’Italia possa giocare una parte importante, ma il 41% ritiene che non abbia un vero vantaggio competitivo.
QuEra Computing Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
When was QuEra Computing founded?
QuEra Computing was founded in 2018.
Where is QuEra Computing's headquarters?
QuEra Computing's headquarters is located at 1380 Soldiers Field Road, Boston.
What is QuEra Computing's latest funding round?
QuEra Computing's latest funding round is Unattributed.
How much did QuEra Computing raise?
QuEra Computing raised a total of $247M.
Who are the investors of QuEra Computing?
Investors of QuEra Computing include Deloitte Tohmatsu Financial Advisory, Safar Partners, Sabanci Ventures, SoftBank, Valor Equity Partners and 14 more.
Who are QuEra Computing's competitors?
Competitors of QuEra Computing include Atom Computing and 5 more.
What products does QuEra Computing offer?
QuEra Computing's products include Aquila and 1 more.
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Compare QuEra Computing to Competitors
Infleqtion serves as a quantum technology company focused on delivering software-configured, quantum-enabled products across various sectors. The company offers components for quantum research and development. Infleqtion's products are designed for precision and power for commercial organizations in the areas of navigation, communication security, energy distribution, and quantum computing. Infleqtion was formerly known as ColdQuanta. It was founded in 2007 and is based in Louisville, Colorado.
Atom Computing develops quantum computers within the quantum computing sector. The company provides gate-based quantum computers that utilize arrays of optically-trapped neutral atoms, focusing on error-corrected qubits, coherence times, connectivity, and operations. Atom Computing serves sectors that require quantum computing, such as research institutions and technology companies. It was founded in 2018 and is based in Berkeley, California.
planqc specializes in the development of quantum computers using neutral atoms for quantum information processing within the quantum computing industry. Its quantum processors store and process information using individual atoms in scalable arrays, manipulated by precision laser pulses. It offers technology designed to achieve a quantum advantage by scaling to thousands of qubits, which is essential for solving industry-relevant problems. It was founded in 2021 and is based in Garching, Germany.
Alpine Quantum Technologies (AQT) specializes in general-purpose quantum computing within the quantum information processing industry. The company offers products and services based on trapped-ion technology, designed to perform a wide range of tasks such as molecule simulation and process optimization in various industries. AQT's quantum solutions are applicable in sectors such as chemistry, material sciences, and manufacturing. It was founded in 2018 and is based in Innsbruck, Austria.
Pasqal specializes in quantum computing technology. It focuses on industries such as energy, mobility, healthcare, finance, and public services. The company offers quantum computing solutions for simulations and optimizations for various applications. It primarily sells to sectors that require computational capabilities, such as risk management, battery design, weather forecasting, quantum materials research, grid power management, and logistics optimization. The company was founded in 2019 and is based in Massy, France.
PsiQuantum operates as a quantum computing company focuses on developing a quantum computer. The company offers research and development in quantum computing, specializing in photonics-based architecture to create fault-tolerant quantum systems. It serves sectors that require advanced computational capabilities, such as pharmaceuticals, agriculture, and energy. It was founded in 2015 and is based in Palo Alto, California.
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