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Quantum Motion

Semiconductors · London, United Kingdom · Founded 2017

Quantum Motion is a quantum computing company developing fault-tolerant quantum processors by using a silicon-based approach. This allows the company to leverage the existing infrastructure of the silicon industry to accelerate the development of quantum computing. The company's architecture is based on industrial-grade silicon chips, which allows for the creation of dense and interconnected qubit arrays. This approach addresses the challenge of scalability in quantum computing. The company is working with semiconductor manufacturer GlobalFoundries to produce its chips. Quantum Motion was founded in 2017 by Professor John Morton of University College London and Professor Simon Benjamin of the University of Oxford. The company has received funding from a variety of investors, including the UK government, Bosch, and Porsche. Keywords: quantum computing, silicon spin qubits, fault-tolerant, quantum processors, CMOS-compatible, semiconductor, deep tech, quantum hardware, scalability, qubit arrays