Press Kit
Press Kit
Who we are
Quantastica is a quantum software startup from Helsinki, Finland, Europe.
What we do
Quantastica is providing a set of AI-based tools that automate the development of new quantum algorithms. Quantum algorithms designed by robots could solve the hardest computational problems facing modern industry. This approach is opening a possibility to break a quantum advantage barrier with near-term noisy quantum computers which would start the second quantum revolution.
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Pre-seed 200k EUR by Icebreaker.VC (Late 2019)
Quantastica is providing a set of tools for quantum software development:
Quantum Algorithm Generator ML based tool for automatic design of quantum algorithms
Quantum Programming Studio Web based IDE for quantum software development
Quantum Compiler ML based quantum circuit compiler and optimizer
Qubit Toaster a high performance quantum circuit simulator
QConvert code converter between different brands of quantum computers
Quantastica is open for consultancy and joint projects.
Consultancy for industry partners exploring the use of quantum computing
Quantum Algorithm Design for commercial and academic R&D
April 26, 2022
Quantastica – Shaping the Future of Quantum Algorithm Development
April 4, 2022
Quantum Computing Company of the Day: Quantastica
February 2022
European Early Stage Quantum Computing Startups to Watch
January 27, 2022
5 Top Quantum Computing Startups to Watch in 2022
January 17, 2022
A major project brings together Finnish industry and research for quantum technology development
January 13, 2021
Quantastica Fantastica, The Computational Bridge Between The Quantum & The Classical Worlds
November 3, 2019
Quantastica — providing you the programming tools for quantum computing
A few quotes by Petar Korponaić, founder, Quantastica:
"Every field of science today is limited with computing power. So in order to move forward, we need something better than classical digital computers to make new materials, drugs for deadly diseases, and more secure communications. We simply have encountered a barrier; a wall in front of us; which is computing power."
"Programming quantum computers is hard job, so we gave it to machines"
"This is how we see the future: quantum programming will be engineering, not scientific task."
Lapinlahdenkatu 16 C, 00180 Helsinki, Finland, EU