QuEra Computing is a Neutral-Atom Qubits company founded in 2018 and based in Boston, United States. It has raised $247M in total funding, most recently a Series B in 2025.
| Date | Stage | Amount | Valuation | Lead investors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Feb 11, 2025 | Series B | $230M | — | SoftBank Vision Fund 2, Google Quantum AI |
| Nov 17, 2021 | Seed | $17M | — | — |
C&EN surveys whether any quantum computing firm has yet demonstrated a clear advantage over classical computers.

QED-C's Capitol Hill showcase demonstrates quantum technologies to U.S. policymakers as Congress weighs renewing the National Quantum Initiative Act.

QuEra claims its quantum computing approach will leapfrog competitors.
QuEra sets a 2028 target to deliver a fault-tolerant quantum computing system on AWS.

QuEra unveils a roadmap for a gigaquop-class fault-tolerant quantum computer planned for 2028–2029 with 1,000+ logical qubits and launches a co-design program for enterprise applications.

QuEra Computing unveils a neutral-atom quantum roadmap targeting fault-tolerant systems by 2028 on Amazon Braket.
256-qubit programmable neutral-atom quantum computer based on reconfigurable arrays of Rubidium-87 atoms, publicly accessible via Amazon Braket since November 2022—the first neutral-atom quantum computer on a public cloud. Operates as an analog Hamiltonian simulator, allowing users to program coherent quantum dynamics for optimization and combinatorics research. Hosted in Boston and available approximately 130 hours per week; underpins research published in Nature demonstrating a 3,000-qubit coherent system in 2025.
1 patent on file, but none with both an extractable figure and an abstract on Google Patents yet.