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Quantum Circuits

HQ United StatesFounded 2015Updated

Accelerating the path to fault-tolerant quantum computing with powerful dual-rail qubits with built-in error detection.

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Systems4

  • Aqumen Cloud Service (ACS)A Quantum‑as‑a‑Service platform that provides cloud access to QPUs, simulators and development tools.
  • Aqumen SDKA collection of Python libraries and tools for programming and submitting jobs to Quantum Circuits hardware and simulators.
  • Aqumen SeekerA dual‑rail cavity qubit quantum computing system with built‑in error detection.
  • AquSimA simulator that models real‑time dynamics of errors and supports dual‑rail qubit features.

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People
PersonRole
Robert SchoelkopfCo-Founder
Ray SmetsPresident and CEO

Sources4

Profile2

  1. 1

    Quantum Circuits · Supports Organization · description, Organization · name, Organization · website

    “Accelerating the path to fault-tolerant quantum computing with powerful dual-rail qubits with built-in error detection.”
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    Sixth-Domain · Supports Organization · country, Organization · kind

    “{"country": "USA", "hq_iso2": "US", "id": "2f7e11f8-fbfe-4d6f-a6a0-b30f39def0e6"}”

Systems1

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    CompanyProduct

    Quantum Circuits · Supports System

    “Aqumen Seeker is the industry’s first Dual-Rail Cavity Qubit quantum computing system. It offers core operations expected of any universal quantum computing system.  Error detection is built into the very fabric of the dual-rail qubit architecture, providing a rich features that include quantum error detection, real-time control flow, and error detection handling”

People1

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    CompanyCompany

    Quantum Circuits · Supports Organization · founded year, Role

    “Quantum Circuits was founded in 2015 by scientists from Yale University”

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