Room-temperature photonic chips for scalable universal quantum computing. 

QC82 is on a bold journey to deliver practical photonic QC by using its breakthroughs in scalable on-chip quantum photonics and room temperature photodetection

 

Estimated market

BCG, Where Will Quantum Computers Create Value – and When?, bcg.com (2019)

 
/ Materials $0.4B
/ Pharma $0.2B
— 3-5 years
/ Materials $2.5B
/ Pharma $1.5B
— ~ 10 years
/ Materials $27B
/ Pharma $35B
— ~ 20 years

Photonic continuous-variable quantum computing (CVQC) is the front-runner in scaling quantum computers over millions of qubits for practical applications.

QC82’s co-founders have demonstrated cluster-state entanglement for CVQC implementations, developed quantum photonic chips with 40 entangled qumodes, and designed low-noise single-photon detectors at telecom wavelengths.

 

We are developing room temperature photonic chips with on-chip photon number resolving detectors to conquer fault tolerance and open up practical QC applications.

Cofounders

We are a powerhouse of QC and photonic experts working together to make quantum computing a reality.

Hussain Zaidi

CEO
QC82

Olivier Pfister

Professor Physics
UVA

Andreas Beling

Professor ECE
UVA

Xu Yi

Assistant Professor ECE
UVA

Joe Campbell

Professor ECE
UVA

 

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