Pasqal

Pasqal develops neutral-atom quantum processors (QPUs) and sells them for on-premise deployment or access via Pasqal Cloud, Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure. The company also offers SDKs, optimization libraries and middleware for hybrid classical-quantum workflows, and states a hardware roadmap aimed at fault-tolerant architecture.

Its website names customers and partners in energy, finance, logistics, aerospace and defense, pharma and manufacturing, including EDF, Crédit Agricole CIB, Thales, BMW Group, Capgemini, Sumitomo and KAIST, and reports 25 clients and 35+ customer engagements. Revenue comes from commercial QPU deployments and pay-as-you-go cloud access.

Pasqal was founded in 2019 and is headquartered in Palaiseau, France, with regional headquarters in Riyadh, Boston and Seoul and a site in Sherbrooke, Quebec. The website lists 275+ employees, 70 PhDs and a Nasdaq listing under the ticker PSQL; its 34 open roles cover hardware R&D, software, sales, finance and legal across France, Canada, South Korea and Saudi Arabia.

Product: Neutral-atom quantum processors (QPUs) for on-premise deployment, plus Pasqal Cloud access and software SDKs for hybrid quantum workflows.