Oxford Quantum Circuits (OQC)
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Location
Headquarters: Reading, Reading, United Kingdom, Europe
Region: Reading
Country: GB
Continent: Europe
About
Oxford Quantum Circuits (OQC) is a quantum computing company focused on delivering enterprise-ready quantum solutions. They develop application-optimised quantum compute, enabling commercial deployments such as QCaaS and hybrid quantum-classical systems in enterprise and sovereign data centers, with access via cloud-like interfaces and APIs. Their technology targets industries including finance, national security, pharmaceuticals, and advanced materials, aiming to deliver real business value from quantum capabilities today and scale toward fault-tolerant, industrial-sized quantum computing.
Oxford Quantum Circuits develops application-optimized quantum computing hardware and software for enterprise clients. The company provides quantum computing as a service (QCaaS) and hybrid quantum-classical systems via cloud interfaces to sectors such as finance, pharmaceuticals, and national security. Its technology aims to deliver immediate business value while scaling toward fault-tolerant qua
Oxford Quantum Circuits Ltd.
2017
for_profit
active
Industries
Primary Industry: Business Services
Categories
Funding & Financials
Series B
149900000
1m-10m
private
Investors
Founders
Ilana Wisby
Peter Leek
Leadership
Technology Stack
Products
OQC Toshiko: An enterprise-ready quantum computing platform utilizing superconducting qubits within a coaxmon architecture, offering scalable and secure quantum computing capabilities.
OQC Toshiko Gen 1: An enterprise-ready quantum computing platform with 32 superconducting qubits, available via direct access in data centers and through the OQC Cloud.
Coaxmon: A three-dimensional quantum computing architecture designed to enhance scalability and connectivity by bringing key components off-chip.
Quantum Lab: A facility equipped with cryogenic systems and an ISO7 cleanroom for developing, measuring, and operating qubits.
Quantum Computing as a Service (QCaaS): A service model providing access to quantum computing resources through cloud and colocation data centers, enabling integration with existing infrastructures.
Research and Development: A facility focused on quantum computing advancements, featuring cryogenic equipment and bespoke control hardware for qubit development and operation.
