The quantum signing key that self-destructs
A signing key that lets someone sign exactly one message, then provably self-destructs. Our new paper with BTQ Technologies gives the first circuit-level implementation of one-shot signatures.
Accelerating fault-tolerant quantum computing for transformative applications.
MIMIQ™ sets the standard in tensor-network quantum emulation.
→ See how it benchmarks against the fieldQLU™ brings fault tolerance to neutral-atom hardware.
→ Co-designed with real quantum processorsApplication-specific quantum computing for real-world advantage.
→ Quantum-secure communications with BTQ
MIMIQ™
MIMIQ™ gives instant access to industry-best statevector and tensor network quantum emulators and managed cloud compute resources pushing the boundaries of classical and quantum computing.
Prepare end users for the transformative potential of quantum computing
Identify the best hardware platforms for achieving a quantum advantage
Benchmark and improve the performance of real quantum computers
Invent, synthesize and test new quantum algorithms
Quantum Logic Unit (QLU™)
Our Vision
Application-specific quantum computing powered by cutting-edge simulation and fault-tolerant compilation.
Lightning fast statevector engine and large-scale matrix product states engine for unrivaled performance.
Built by researchers from world-leading quantum computing and numerical simulation laboratories.
Managed cloud computing resources tailored to your needs. Run simulations at scale with dedicated infrastructure.
Dynamic circuit support: midcircuit measurements, reset, conditional logic. Full OpenQASM v2 and v3 compatibility.
Python and Julia libraries with extensive documentation. Large library of circuit primitives for efficient composition.
Collaborative, dynamic, international team. Experts in quantum theory, neutral atoms, error correction, and tensor networks.
Who We Are
A team of quantum scientists and engineers with decades of hands-on quantum research, scientific software, and deep-tech experience, leading major French and European efforts in neutral-atom quantum computing.
Latest
A signing key that lets someone sign exactly one message, then provably self-destructs. Our new paper with BTQ Technologies gives the first circuit-level implementation of one-shot signatures.
Announced during President Lee Jae-myung’s state visit to France, a private-sector example of Korea–France cooperation in quantum computing. ORIENTOM’s quantum finance algorithms proposed for validation...
QPerfect joins the aQCess team to build a hardware-accurate digital twin of the processor with MIMIQ™ as a tool to accelerate quantum software R&D. Vancouver,...
Where to Start
Five steps across the full QPerfect stack: MIMIQ™, Digital Twin, QLU™.
Step 01
A workload where classical compute is the binding constraint.
Step 02
Establish a classical baseline and pick the right quantum method.
Step 03
Design, simulate, and optimize against hardware-accurate noise.
Step 04
Test on a hardware-faithful model of a specific quantum processor.
Step 05
Fault-tolerant compilation and resource estimation today; hardware execution as it matures.