Universal Quantum has launched an integrated quantum processing unit (iQPU) designed to make quantum computers easier and more cost-efficient to manufacture, deploy, and scale.
“The question is no longer whether quantum computing can work, but how we build enough high-quality qubits to solve problems that matter,” said Sebastian Weidt, CEO and co-founder of Universal Quantum.
It opens up an exciting route for us from today’s systems to the utility-scale quantum computers the world needs.”
Spun out of the University of Sussex in 2018, Brighton-based Universal Quantum was founded with the aim of building a quantum computer that is helpful for humanity.
At the time, Universal Quantum said the capital would be used to support the continued development and commercialization of its quantum technology, the opening of its Singaporean R&D center, and expansion across the US, Japan, and Germany.