Our Technology

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Atom Computing builds quantum computers using optically-trapped neutral atoms to create arrays of nuclear-spin qubits. We cool, trap, and control these qubits wirelessly using lasers. Our prototype platform, Phoenix, harnesses the power of 100 qubits to explore innovative quantum algorithms. Our next-generation systems with over 1,000 qubits push the boundaries of system performance and scale.

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We employ the nuclear spin of neutral atoms to construct qubits. Unique benefits of our technology include:

Massive scalability: Neutral atom qubits, held only microns apart with focused laser light, lack electrical charge and can be tightly packed into an array. The atomic array can be expanded to thousands or millions of qubits without substantially changing the overall footprint of the system.

Fidelity: Neutral atoms are intrinsically identical, have been extensively characterized, and present no fundamental physics obstacles to achieving sufficiently high fidelity to enable fault tolerance at scale.

Reduced complexity: All of the control functions of neutral atom qubits are mediated by light propagating through free space rather than individual electrical cables attached to each qubit.

Long coherence: The closed outer electron shell of alkaline-earth metal atoms provides insensitivity to environmental perturbations, enabling our qubits to achieve >40 second coherence times.

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Our Next Generation System

Over 1,000 Qubits

Our universal, gate-based platform allows for collaborations with partners and explorations of our unique capabilities which can be used to optimize quantum algorithms. We are actively preparing these second-generation systems for commercial introduction as Quantum Computing as a Service (QCaaS).

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"Together with our partners, our team is building on decades of research in optical control of neutral atoms and quantum physics to empower scientific discovery, engineering advancement, and business innovations. We're excited to give quantum application developers a breakthrough computing platform to explore new possibilities."

- Ben Bloom, Founder and CEO

Collaborating in the Quantum Ecosystem

We are collaborating with software and application development partners worldwide to unlock the value of large-scale quantum computing to bring their innovations to light. Our Partner Program provides developers an opportunity to secure early access to our systems, collaborate with our technical team, provide feedback, and explore valuable applications.

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Tech Perspectives

January 25, 2023

Atom Computing Honors Lesser-Known Researchers and their Contributions to Quantum Computing

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January 9, 2023

Tech Predictions: Wrapping Up 2022 and Looking Ahead at 2023

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November 15, 2022

What are Optical Tweezer Arrays and How are They Used in Quantum Computing? Atom Computing’s Remy Notermans Explains.

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