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QuEra has secured co-PI roles in three DOE QC3 teams targeting a 100x improvement in quantum chemistry models using neutral-atom hardware and algorithm co-design. The selected projects focus on high-temperature superconductors, ultra-strong magnets, and hydrogen fuel production, aiming to validate results at approximately 100 logical qubits. This funding highlights the growing integration of quantum computing into critical energy infrastructure research led by national laboratories.
QuEra helps aim for a 100x leap in quantum chemistry models
QuEra Computing scientists are co-PIs on three of nine teams in the $37M Department of Energy QC3 program, aiming for a 100x leap in quantum chemistry models.
QuEra Computing scientists will co-lead three of nine teams receiving a total of $37 million from the Department of Energy’s Quantum Computing for Computational Chemistry program over the next three years. The program challenges researchers to achieve a scalable, hundredfold improvement over classical models, validated at approximately 100 logical qubits, targeting applications impacting at least a quadrillion BTU of energy or a gigaton of CO₂-equivalent. QuEra’s contributions will…
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