Matthieu Desjardins
Co-Founder/CEO
C12 Quantum Electronics
This company develops quantum hardware by utilizing carbon-based materials and novel architectures to create higher-quality, more scalable qubits. Their approach addresses common connectivity and quality issues found in other quantum computing modalities. The resulting technology aims to enable advancements in materials design, drug discovery, and industrial optimization.
- Quantum Computing
- Semiconductor
Updated 23 months ago
Funding
Raised to date
$32.9MRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Funding rounds are not available yet.
Founders
Pierre Desjardins
CEO
Product
Problem
Current quantum computing technologies face limitations due to frequent errors that hinder their viability and scalability. These errors stem from the inherent instability of existing qubit modalities, making it difficult to perform complex calculations reliably.
Solution
C12 Quantum Electronics is developing quantum processors that leverage carbon nanotubes as the core building block to address the error challenges in quantum computing. By utilizing ultra-pure carbon materials combined with semiconductor manufacturing techniques, C12 aims to create a scalable and more reliable platform for quantum computation. This approach seeks to improve qubit stability and coherence, enabling more accurate and complex quantum algorithms. C12's technology offers a pathway to overcome the limitations of current quantum hardware and unlock the full potential of quantum computing.
Target Audience
C12's primary target audience includes researchers, developers, and enterprises seeking to leverage quantum computing for complex problem-solving across various industries.
Features
- Carbon nanotube-based qubits for enhanced stability and coherence
- Scalable architecture utilizing semiconductor manufacturing techniques
- Callisto quantum emulator available in the cloud for circuits up to 13 qubits
- Focus on material purity to minimize errors