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Chile's first universal quantum computer
QuAntü is a digital quantum computing platform designed, built and operated entirely in Chile. Its architecture is based on individually trapped neutral rubidium atoms held by light — today one of the most promising routes toward scalable quantum processors.
Section 01
The project
From theory to the trapped atom
Chile has a strong tradition in theoretical quantum information science. QuAntü exists to close the gap between that theoretical capacity and its experimental realisation: to build the hardware here, rather than only program someone else's.
Over three years the platform will evolve from single-atom control to an integrated system capable of executing foundational quantum algorithms, with a hybrid classical–quantum interface operating on real hardware.
QuAntü joins the word quantum with Antü, which in Mapudungun means sun, or light. Origin of the name
Section 02
Latest
Latest news
Laboratory progress, training activities and project outreach.
Section 03
Network
A network across three continents
The project brings together universities, public institutions and outreach organisations in Chile, Latin America and the United States.
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