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Planckian

Planckian develops quantum batteries designed to enhance the energy storage capabilities of next-generation quantum computers. By utilizing superconducting materials, these batteries address the limitations of traditional energy sources, enabling more efficient and scalable quantum computing architectures.

Traction 10/10
Pisa, Italy · HQ
Founded 202191K+ followers
  • Battery Technology
  • Hardware
  • Quantum Computing
Updated 23 months ago

Funding

Raised to date

$3MRaised 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

1 founder

Michele Dallari

Co-founder

Product

Problem

Quantum computers require stable and efficient energy sources to maintain the coherence of qubits, but traditional batteries introduce noise and are not scalable for large quantum systems. Existing power solutions limit the performance and scalability of next-generation quantum computing architectures.

Solution

Planckian develops quantum batteries based on superconducting materials to provide a clean and scalable energy storage solution for quantum computers. These batteries minimize noise and maintain stable power delivery, enhancing the coherence and performance of qubits. By integrating directly with quantum computing architectures, Planckian's batteries enable more efficient and scalable quantum systems, addressing the limitations of conventional energy sources.

Target Audience

Planckian's primary customers are developers and researchers working on next-generation quantum computers who require efficient and scalable energy storage solutions.

Features

  • Superconducting materials for minimal noise and stable power delivery
  • Scalable design to support large quantum computing systems
  • Enhanced coherence and performance of qubits
  • Direct integration with quantum computing architectures
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