QuEra Computing
Neutral-atom quantum computers via the cloud.
About QuEra Computing
Harvard / MIT spinoff offering 256-qubit neutral-atom machines on AWS, Microsoft Azure. Aquila is publicly accessible.
§ Pitch deck breakdown
How QuEra Computing would pitch themselves.
Target customer
Academic researchers, enterprise R&D teams, and quantum-curious developers running short proof-of-concept workloads on cloud quantum.
Problem they solve
Quantum machines are still impractical for production use, but R&D teams need hands-on access to iterate on algorithms now — before the technology matures.
Key differentiator
Only commercially accessible neutral-atom machine. Public availability via AWS Braket means the lowest barrier to entry of any quantum platform.
Go-to-market strategy
Per-shot pricing on AWS Braket and Microsoft Azure — built-in distribution. Free tier for academia builds developer community + future enterprise pipeline.
Company facts
- Category
- Other
- Funding stage
- Series A
- Total raised
- $67M+
- Founded
- 2018
- Team size
- 51-200
- HQ
- Boston
- Country
- United States
- Website
- quera.com
Founders of QuEra Computing
- Mikhail Lukin
- Vladan Vuletić
- Markus Greiner
Investors backing QuEra Computing
- SoftBank
- QuantumScape
Frequently asked questions
What does QuEra Computing do?
Harvard / MIT spinoff offering 256-qubit neutral-atom machines on AWS, Microsoft Azure. Aquila is publicly accessible.
Where is QuEra Computing based?
QuEra Computing is based in Boston, United States.
When was QuEra Computing founded?
QuEra Computing was founded in 2018.
How much has QuEra Computing raised?
QuEra Computing has raised $67M+ in their Series A round.
Who founded QuEra Computing?
QuEra Computing was founded by Mikhail Lukin, Vladan Vuletić, Markus Greiner.
Who has invested in QuEra Computing?
QuEra Computing is backed by SoftBank, QuantumScape.