Nu Quantum

Nu Quantum develops quantum networking technology that connects separate quantum processors into one interconnected computing architecture. Its offering includes Quantum Networking Units, a portfolio of Qubit-Photon Interfaces that adapt to different qubit modalities, and an Entanglement Fabric intended as a qubit-agnostic software abstraction layer.

The company states that it works with qubit companies, end-users of quantum computing, datacentre industry leaders, national government agencies and universities. The website does not describe a pricing or revenue model.

Founded in 2018 as a spin-out of the University of Cambridge to commercialise research from the Cavendish Laboratory, the company is headquartered in Cambridge, UK, with research laboratories there and an office in Los Angeles, US. It reports a team of 60+ across nine technical disciplines, and its open roles are in electronics, photonics, AMO physics, FPGA, systems software and neutral atom systems.

Product: Quantum Networking Units, Qubit-Photon Interfaces and the Entanglement Fabric software layer for scaling quantum computers across processors.