OQT raises $10.5M pre-Series A for error-tolerant quantum computing
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OQT raised $10.5 million to develop error-tolerant quantum computers using its proprietary Software-Defined Quantum Processor technology.
OQT has secured $10.5 million in a pre-Series A funding round. The company is focused on designing error-tolerant quantum computers that utilize laser-cooled neutral atoms and logical qubits to detect and correct errors during computation.
The new capital will be used to fund research and development aimed at creating systems suitable for industrial and research environments. OQT's core technology, the Software-Defined Quantum Processor (SDQ), allows for the reconfiguration of the processor's structure to meet the specific demands of different algorithms.
By integrating hardware, software, and error correction into a unified system, OQT aims to demonstrate the practical value of quantum computing. The company's leadership includes founding members with experience in building high-qubit count neutral-atom systems.
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