BOSTON, August 1, 2024 – QuEra Computing, the leader in neutral-atom quantum computing, today announced the launch of the QuEra Quantum Alliance Partner Program. This initiative aims to accelerate the development, deployment, and utilization of neutral-atom quantum computers to solve the world’s most challenging computational problems. Through the QuEra Quantum Alliance, QuEra’s goal is to collaborate with leading technology and solutions companies to deliver unparalleled quantum computing experiences to organizations worldwide.

Initial members of the QuEra Quantum Alliance include:

BIP: BIP is a leading international consulting firm specializing in business integration and digital transformation.

BlueQubit:  A California-based, Quantum software and applications company

Classiq: The leading quantum software company providing an all-encompassing platform (IDE, compiler, and OS) with a single point of entry into quantum computing.

E4 Computer Engineering SpA: E4 Computer Engineering designs and manufactures highly technological solutions for HPC Clusters, Cloud, Data Analytics, Artificial Intelligence and Hyper-Converged infrastructure for the Academic and Industrial markets.

ITQAN Al Khaleej: ITQAN, a leading UAE Systems Integrator and United Technology Holding subsidiary, excels in tailored enterprise solutions with a skilled multinational team, specializing in Applications, Infrastructure, and Integrated Security since 1984.

Kipu Quantum: A German company that operates at the intersection of quantum computer hardware and quantum software applications, leading worldwide the development of disruptive application- and hardware-specific quantum algorithms for a wide range of industries.

Links Foundation: Fondazione LINKS (Leading Innovation and Knowledge of Society) is a non-profit research foundation that operates in applied research, innovation, and technology transfer, creating a bridge between basic research and the market. LINKS collaborates with national and international academies, research centers, and companies. With more than 160 researchers, the Foundation oversees technical-scientific disciplines in digital technology development, including connected systems and IoT, cybersecurity, high-performance computing, quantum computing, quantum communications, artificial intelligence, rapid hardware prototyping, and photonics.

Pawsey Supercomputing Centre: The Pawsey Supercomputing Research Centre is Australia’s leading high-performance computing facility. Home to Setonix, the greenest and most powerful supercomputer in the Southern Hemisphere and hosting Australia’s Quantum Supercomputing Innovation Hub.

Phasecraft: Phasecraft is the quantum algorithms company with the goal of delivering quantum computing solutions to real world problems faster.

QAI Ventures: QAI Ventures is a global ecosystem builder with offices in Basel, Switzerland, and Calgary, Canada. Its Quantum & AI-focused VC fund and accelerator programs support the creation and growth of startups from lab to IPO.

qBraid: The one-stop platform for quantum computing hardware and software, offering access to QuEra's Bloqade software in both Julia and Python as well as access to Aquila, QuEra's neutral atom quantum computer, via Amazon Braket.

QCWare: A leading software and services company at the forefront of quantum and classical computing with specializations in machine learning and chemistry applications for both near-term quantum computers and high-performance classical systems.

QMWare: QMware stands as a leading provider of hybrid quantum computing cloud services, specializing in B2B Quantum as a Service. The company’s platform blends high-performance computing with advanced quantum resources, designed to augment today’s hyperscaler capabilities.

QPerfect: A spin-off of the European Center for Quantum Sciences in Strasbourg, pioneers high-performance quantum computing emulation, enhancing quantum computer performance to unlock large-scale, industry-relevant applications.

Quantum Machines: Quantum Machines designs and deploys a comprehensive hardware/software control stack for the largest and most advanced quantum computers in the world.

QunaSys: Founded in 2018 in Tokyo, Japan, QunaSys is a world-leading developer of innovative quantum algorithms and software, focusing on accelerating the industry adoption of quantum technology in areas such as chemistry, CAE, and other fields.

Strangeworks: Strangeworks combines intuitive software development, conversational computing, AI, and quantum computing to offer a complete suite of solutions that enable businesses to solve their most important computational problems.

Venturus: Venturus is a technology, research, development and innovation center that has been creating and developing products and services for 28 years with a decisive impact on the lives of the end customer. Venturus maps the entire scenario to develop technological solutions that use high standards and cutting edge technologies, with risk reduction, time saving, and deliveries that truly add value.

Wolfram Research: Wolfram Research are pioneers in computation; creators of Wolfram Language, Mathematica, Wolfram|Alpha, and Wolfram Quantum Framework.

QuEra's neutral-atom quantum computers combine system size, coherence, and advanced processing modes. These computers offer a promising path to large-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computing. Since November 2022, QuEra’s first-generation neutral-atom quantum computers have been publicly accessible via a large public cloud service, and they remain the only neutral-atom platform available for public use. QuEra leads the neutral-atom market, offering dynamic qubit manipulation (qubit shuttling) for flexible and efficient quantum computations. Operating at room temperature, QuEra’s computers integrate seamlessly with classical computing infrastructure.

"QuEra is thrilled to launch the QuEra Quantum Alliance Partner Program. This program represents our commitment to fostering collaboration and driving innovation in the quantum computing landscape,” said Yuval Boger, Chief Commercial Officer at QuEra Computing, “We look forward to working with our esteemed partners to unlock new possibilities and address some of the most complex computational challenges."