Quantum Dice
Photonics-powered probabilistic computing hardware for industrial optimisation and next-generation AI applications
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- New on EvolcAdded 2026-11-07
About Quantum Dice
Quantum Dice develops ORBIT, a photonics-powered probabilistic computing platform designed for NP-hard optimisation problems and next-generation AI. Its work builds on quantum photonic sources of entropy and a patented source of randomness.
The company serves users in logistics, telecommunications, chip design, finance, infrastructure and energy, and has deployed quantum randomness technology in high-assurance cybersecurity applications. It spun out from the University of Oxford's Department of Physics in 2020 and is based in Oxford, United Kingdom.
Product: ORBIT probabilistic processing hardware and quantum randomness sources for optimisation, AI and cybersecurity applications.
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