Overview

Logiqal is building a modular quantum computer based on neutral-atom qubits. Getting past laboratory scale means coordinating millions of qubits, control signals, optical components, and error-correction cycles reliably, so the company designs the system as manufacturable sub-modules built around CMOS optoelectronics rather than one hand-assembled instrument. Its engineers work across optical systems and optomechanics, FPGA and software control, processor subsystems, and error correction, while its scientists run performance experiments and the analysis pipelines behind them. Unlike architectures that must be rebuilt to grow, a modular design is meant to scale by replication toward the millions of qubits the company says it is targeting. Its goal is to reach that scale by making quantum hardware something a factory can produce.