Quandela

In the face of today's societal challenges, innovation is emerging as the key to our future. Imagine an agriculture that optimizes every drop of water through ultra-precise weather forecasts, or secure transportation managed in real-time. These advancements are no longer science fiction: cutting-edge computer calculations are paving the way to solve these critical issues.
 
For other challenges such as identifying flaws in hydroelectric dams or classifying molecules for drug development, it's already a reality thanks to QUANDELA's quantum computer.
 
The computer is based on our patented nanotechnology, the Quantum Dot: a trapped atom controlled by a laser that emits photons in response. These photons are processed by our quantum processor to quickly solve complex problems with low energy consumption. 

These major advances are the result of 20 years of research conducted at the CNRS by Pascale Senellart (Member of the French Academy of Sciences), Valérian Giesz and Niccolo Somaschi who gave birth to QUANDELA in 2017 to create a scalable quantum computer by controlling costs through proven technologies: lasers and semiconductors. 

While we believe it is our duty to advance science by publishing all of our scientific breakthroughs, what also drives us at QUANDELA is to make quantum computing useful and accessible to all. 

That's why our full-stack quantum computer is available today in an on-premise version (already two computers delivered to EXAION and OVH) but also on the cloud, allowing everyone to run quantum calculations for free from a simple laptop.  
 
To achieve this goal and enable our international team of +80 researchers and engineers to quickly implement their discoveries, we have raised more than 60 million euros notably from the European Innovation Council, BPI France and Quantonation.