Alpine Quantum Technologies
Compact trapped-ion systems from Innsbruck research group.
$10M
Last round (series-a)
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Related Research
Graphene double quantum dot as a solid-state two-level system in the THz range
Quantum Networking at the Speed of Quantum Computation: Kilohertz Entanglement in a Heterogeneous Quantum System
Protecting bosonic codes from ancilla-induced errors with continuous-variable flags
Cubic Phase Gate with a Trapped Ion Oscillator
Sub-Doppler cooling of trapped ions using optical tweezers
Soft decoding for quantum LDPC codes with experimental validation
Anomalously enhanced lifetimes of low angular momentum Rydberg states in singly charged alkaline-earth metal ions
Reconstructing the phonon distribution of trapped ions out of the Lamb-Dicke regime
WISER: Systematic Design-Space Exploration of Trapped Ions with Multiplexed Control
Trapped Ion Qubit Gates and Entanglement Driven by an Integrated Photonic Laser
Funding History
| Round | Amount |
|---|---|
| Series B | $42M |
| Series A | $10M |
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