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QEDMA
QEDMA Quantum Computing is a company co-founded by a professor at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem. It operates as a control vendor in the quantum computing market, providing open-loop control capabilities, and has received investment from IBM Ventures.
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QEDMA at a glance
QEDMA is a quantum computing company headquartered in Israel. Xcout tracks 3 named people at QEDMA, including Asif Sinay (Chief Executive Officer and Co-founder).
QEDMA leadership
- Asif SinayChief Executive Officer and Co-founder
- Netanel LindnerChief Technology Officer and Co-founder
- Dorit AharonovChief Scientific Officer and Co-founder
Tech stack
QEDMA competitors
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Alice & Bob develops hardware and technology for quantum computing, focusing on the creation of a universal quantum computer powered by error-corrected cat qubits. The company serves researchers and organizations in the high-performance computing sector.
Entropica Labs is a Singapore-based quantum computing software company building the infrastructure layer and programmability stack between quantum hardware and applications.
Nord Quantique is a quantum computing company based in Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada. The company is reinventing computing from the qubit up to pioneer a faster, more practical path to fault-tolerant quantum computers.
Riverlane is a UK-based quantum-computing company developing software and infrastructure for quantum error correction, including its Deltaflow operating system. It serves quantum-computer developers and hardware companies seeking to build fault-tolerant quantum computers.
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