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Itquanta

Itquanta develops and supplies quantum computing hardware and software built on atomic platforms, enabling the creation and use of quantum computers and devices.

Updated 2 months ago

Funding

Funding not disclosed

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Founders

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Product

Problem

Current quantum computing solutions are often limited to small-scale, prototype systems that lack the integration of hardware and software needed to address large, industry-relevant problems, especially in sectors such as energy where complex simulations are required. This gap hampers the ability of companies and research institutions to leverage quantum advantages for the energy transition.

Solution

Itquanta develops and supplies quantum computing hardware and software built on ultracold atomic platforms, delivering a fully integrated quantum machine capable of tackling computationally intensive tasks. By combining high‑coherence atom‑based qubits with a native software stack, the company provides a turnkey solution that can be deployed for real‑world applications. The joint venture with ENI focuses the technology on energy‑transition use cases, ensuring that the quantum system is optimized for problems such as material discovery, catalytic process modeling, and large‑scale optimization. Itquanta’s approach emphasizes scalability, modularity, and compatibility with existing high‑performance computing environments, enabling users to transition from classical to quantum workflows with minimal disruption.

Target Audience

Primary customers are energy companies, industrial R&D departments, and research institutions that require high‑performance quantum computing for material science, optimization, and simulation tasks related to the energy transition.

Features

  • Ultracold atom qubit hardware offering long coherence times and low error rates
  • Integrated software stack for quantum circuit design, compilation, and execution on the atomic platform
  • Modular architecture that supports scaling from few‑qubit prototypes to larger quantum processors
  • Native interfaces for coupling quantum workloads with classical HPC resources
  • Joint development framework with ENI targeting energy‑sector applications such as catalyst design and grid optimization
  • End‑to‑end security and data handling compliant with industrial standards
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