Quandela
Quandela provides modular, scalable photonic quantum computers and cloud-accessible quantum processors for industrial and research applications. Its flagship MosaiQ platform enables universal manipulation of single photons for developing quantum algorithms, while the Perceval open-source toolkit supports simulation and design of photonic circuits. The company also offers a Quantum Acceleration Program to guide enterprises from exploration to on-premises hardware deployment.
- Quantum Computing
- Hardware
- Developer Tools
- Artificial Intelligence
- Enterprise Software
- Software Only
Funding
Raised to date
€66.5MRaised 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.
Est. $72.5Macross 3 rounds
CDOC€50M · Series B
Announced Nov 2023
Disclosed cumulative: $72.5M
Founders
Product
Problem
Simulating complex molecular interactions, optimizing logistics, and solving advanced computational problems in drug discovery, materials science, and supply chain management require computational power beyond the capabilities of classical computers. Current classical methods face prohibitive computational costs and time constraints for accurately modeling these complex systems.
Solution
Quandela develops photonic quantum computers and single-photon sources that enable advanced simulations and computations for industrial applications. The company's flagship MosaiQ platform is a modular, scalable photonic quantum computing system that allows universal manipulation of pure, high-quality, on-demand photons for prototyping and implementing quantum algorithms. Quandela provides access to its quantum processors via the cloud or through on-premises deployment, with a full-stack architecture designed for timely delivery. The company also offers the Perceval open-source Python framework for simulating and designing photonic quantum circuits, and the Prometheus standalone quantum-dot based single-photon source for generating stable streams of highly indistinguishable photons. Through its Quantum Acceleration Program, Quandela guides organizations from exploring quantum technologies to advanced quantum advantage analysis and hardware delivery.
Target Audience
Quandela's primary customers include industrial enterprises and research organizations in cybersecurity, logistics, pharmaceuticals, chemistry, energy, finance, automotive, and aerospace sectors seeking to apply quantum computing to complex computational problems.
Features
- MosaiQ: modular photonic quantum computing platform enabling universal manipulation of single photons for algorithm development and implementation
- Cloud access: comprehensive platform for discovering, learning, testing, and developing advanced quantum solutions remotely
- Perceval: open-source Python-based framework for simulating, designing, and experimenting with photonic quantum circuits, including tools for composing optical components and manipulating Fock states
- Prometheus: all-in-one quantum-dot based single-photon source that generates and detects single photons at record rates with high indistinguishability
- Quantum Acceleration Program: structured engagement model guiding organizations from quantum technology exploration to quantum advantage analysis and on-premises hardware delivery
- Photonic native Variational Quantum Differential Equation solver for fluid dynamics and combustion simulations
- Quantum Generative Adversarial Network (QGAN) algorithm for generating synthetic training images
- Hybrid classical-quantum neural network for polymer classification using transfer learning
- Entropy protocol for generating quantum-certifiably random numbers with periodic device self-testing