AuroraQ
YC W19 · Inactive · Building the first practical, integrated quantum computer.
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| Other | Inactive | YCS17 | |
| Devtools | Active | YCS19 |
Also from W19
All of W19About AuroraQ
At AuroraQ, we are building the world’s first truly practical quantum computing system. This system integrates together different quantum components, each performing different functions with the data, including processing, communication, and memory. Integration of different specialized components that efficiently work together to complete the calculation is precisely how classical computers work. No other quantum hardware company has yet tackled the integration challenge. AuroraQ will be the Dell of quantum computing, sourcing components from our partners to build a better quantum computer.
- YC batch
- W19 · Winter 2019
- Status, per YC
- Inactive
- Category
- Other
- Team size
- 1
- Location
- Waterloo, ON, Canada
- Checked
- 1h ago
YC tags: Quantum Computing
AuroraQ: questions
Which YC batch was AuroraQ in?
AuroraQ was in Y Combinator's Winter 2019 batch (W19).
Is AuroraQ still active?
Y Combinator lists AuroraQ as inactive.
Where is AuroraQ based?
AuroraQ lists Waterloo, ON, Canada as its location on YC's directory.
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