Alternatives to Quantum Machines

Designs, manufactures, and deploys superconducting quantum computers and processors.

Quantum computing company focused on building fault-tolerant quantum computers and quantum software.

IonQ is a leader in quantum computing, developing powerful quantum computers for various industries.

Building field-deployable hardware for scalable quantum networks and provably secure communications.

Developing practical photonic quantum computers using a novel photon-atom gate architecture.

Developing neutral-atom quantum hardware and fault-tolerant architectures to accelerate quantum computing.

Israeli startup developing quantum noise resilience software to improve quantum computing.

Xanadu is a Canadian quantum computing company building photonic quantum computers and developing quantum software.

Building the world's most powerful quantum computers.

Quantum computing startup developing a quantum processor and software stack.

Startup focused on quantum computing hardware and software solutions.

Riverlane develops quantum error correction technology to make quantum computers useful sooner.

Developing error-resilient superconducting quantum processors with intrinsic hardware-level error correction.

Q-ANT is a startup developing advanced quantum computing solutions for complex problem-solving.

Building a fault-tolerant quantum computer using photonics and silicon manufacturing.

Quantum processor company developing and scaling modular quantum processors.

Commercial quantum computing systems for complex problem-solving.

Qblox provides modular hardware and software solutions for scalable quantum computer control.

Designs and builds quantum computers for research and industry applications.

Trapped-ion quantum computing technology for industrial scaling.