ORCA Computing
London, GB · 6 known investors
ORCA Computing develops full-stack photonic quantum computers, including its rack-mounted, air-cooled PT Series systems that use fibre-interconnected telecom and optical components for quantum-accelerated generative AI and optimisation. Spun out of the University of Oxford, it serves researchers and enterprises seeking near-term quantum accelerators and long-term error-corrected computing.
Founders & leadership
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Ian WalmsleyCo-founder
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Richard MurrayCo-founder, CEO
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Josh NunnCo-founder, Chief Science Officer
Investors · 6
Frequently asked questions
- What does ORCA Computing do?
- ORCA Computing develops full-stack photonic quantum computers, including its rack-mounted, air-cooled PT Series systems that use fibre-interconnected telecom and optical components for quantum-accelerated generative AI and optimisation. Spun out of the University of Oxford, it serves researchers and enterprises seeking near-term quantum accelerators and long-term error-corrected computing.
- Who founded ORCA Computing?
- ORCA Computing was founded by Ian Walmsley, Richard Murray, Josh Nunn.
- Who are ORCA Computing's investors?
- ORCA Computing's investors include Innovating Capital, Octopus Ventures, Oxford Science Enterprises, Perscitus LLP, Quantonation, Verve Ventures.
- Where is ORCA Computing headquartered?
- ORCA Computing is headquartered in London, GB.