French Q-Startups pitches: Pasqal & Muquans collaboration
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- Muquans is a French startup pioneering commercial quantum gravity sensors and atomic clocks based on cold atoms. It has developed robust and reliable technological solutions to bring quantum sensing from academia to real-world products. - Pasqal is a French quantum computing startup building scalable 2D and 3D atomic array quantum processors based on Rydberg atom interactions. It aims to develop a 1000 qubit blueprint using expertise from labs and industry. - The presentations highlighted France's excellence and leadership in cold atom research, and the potential for startups like Muquans and Pasqal to advance quantum technologies through commercialization and collaboration with the research community.
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- 1. ORGANIZED BY JUNE 20TH 2019 French Q-Startups Pitches Georges-Olivier REYMOND CEO Pasqal, France Bruno DESRUELLE CEO & Co-Founder Muquans, France
- 2. Atomtronics Scalable technologies & Supply Chain for the Quantum Industry Bruno Desruelle – Muquans Georges-Olivier Reymond - PASQAL
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- 8. • Hit the ball running with Muquans technologies (UHV, lasers) • Same atoms, new configurations, building on the science of Rydberg states • A blueprint for 1000 qubits • Highly skilled resources from labs and industry • A computing stack built for the HPC environment from the start PASQAL -Scalable 2-3D Quantum Information Processors 8
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