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Full Stack Quantum Computing Technology
Frontend
GUI-Based development tool for quantum algorithm and circuit development. Provide a user-friendly platform for quantum education, research, and development.
Middleware
Operating system that enables the execution of lab-based quantum hardware with commonly used frontend frameworks.
Hardware
Bring quantum computing technology into the real world with an exceptionally scalable and highly reliable neutral atom based quantum hardware developed by QUANTier.
Neutral Atom Qubits
QUANTier’s quantum hardware is based on nuetral atom qubits. Harnessing the power of individual atoms, neutral atom qubits represent a remarkable leap forward in the quest for scalable and fault-tolerant quantum computing systems. With their inherent stability and long coherence times, neutral atom qubits offer a promising avenue for overcoming the daunting challenges of quantum decoherence. By encoding information in the quantum states of neutral atoms, we unlock the immense computational power of quantum mechanics, revolutionizing fields ranging from cryptography to drug discovery.
About QUANTier
QUANTier started as a HKUST spin-off with the specialization of building Quantum Processing Units using atoms. Our hardware employs laser light to control the movement of atoms, allowing for a room-temperature infrastructure for quantum computers. We are dedicated to delivering high-quality qubits with prolonged coherence times, making quantum computing more practical and accessible than ever before.
To achieve our goal in accelerating the advancement of quantum computing technology, we realized the necessity of quantum software for education and research. Thus, QUANTier is now positioned as a full-stack company aiming to provide quantum computing frontend, middleware, and hardware solutions. We aim to create a simple, open-source, affordable quantum computing ecosystem in stark contrast with the monopolistic big-tech companies.
