Quoherent

Quoherent is a pioneering quantum computing startup developing room-temperature quantum qubits using topological materials. The company raised $4.7M in funding led by Morpheus Ventures with participation from Draper Associates, Khosla Ventures, and Alpha Edison. Quoherent's technology represents a 'third-wave' approach to quantum computing, departing from conventional cryogenic requirements to enable the realization of mobile quantum computing solutions. Founded by Roberto DiSalvo (CEO), Alton Reich (COO), and David Carroll (CTO), the company is the result of a decade-long research collaboration with the Wake Forest Center for Nanotechnology and Quantum Materials. Quoherent's mission is to deploy the world's first high-fidelity, scalable quantum processors on mobile platforms by harnessing unique properties of topological materials for stable and scalable qubits that operate at room temperature.