Phasecraft

Phasecraft develops quantum algorithms that run on today's quantum hardware and are tailored to several hardware platforms. The website describes applications in materials discovery, advanced biochemistry (modelling molecular interactions) and resilient networks (logistics optimisation).

The website says the company works with commercial partners to find practical uses for quantum computing. Named collaborations include Johnson Matthey (batteries), Oxford PV (solar cells) and BT (communications networks). The website does not describe the commercial model in detail.

Offices are listed in London, Bristol and Arlington, VA, with the registered office at 77 Charlotte St, London. Leadership includes Prof. Ashley Montanaro (Co-Founder & CEO), Prof. Toby Cubitt (Co-Founder, CTO), Prof. John Morton (Director & Co-Founder) and Prof. Steven Flammia (Principal Quantum Scientist). Open roles are mainly quantum algorithms scientist and engineer positions in Bristol, London and Washington, D.C., plus a visiting fellow role and a content marketing manager role. The founding year is not stated.

Product: Quantum algorithms and algorithm-based simulation methods for materials, chemistry and optimisation problems, intended for commercial partners.