The company
Four founders. One direction.
Atomic Cubit designs superconducting quantum processors in India. Design-stage, bootstrapped, and precise about which of those words means what.
Mission
Design and build India's quantum chip — and publish exactly what we measure.
Origin
We were running our code on somebody else’s quantum computer — hours booked on a machine on another continent. It ran, end to end. And one thought stayed with me: the software is ours. The machine underneath it isn’t. Unless we build it.
Atomic Cubit is what that thought became. This is slow, unforgiving engineering. It will take years. I want India to be a place that builds these machines, not only a place that uses them.
The founding team
Co-founder · Chief Technology Officer
Leads measurement, error-correction experiments, and the control-stack work. Every result on the ledger ran through his pipeline.
Co-founder · Chief Executive Officer
Leads the company: operations, partnerships, and keeping the engineering honest about time and money.
Hardware · Devices
Our founding team includes specialists in superconducting device fabrication and Josephson-junction physics — full introductions soon.
Four. No advisory board we haven’t earned, no names on a website who don’t work here.
How we work
The claims policy is public.
Every outbound claim passes a two-founder review gate before it ships — posts, pages, decks, papers.
Every figure wears its rung: designed, simulated, fabricated, or measured. The reserved words — measured, demonstrated, verified — are used only when we can hand over the data.
Corrections go out on the same channel, the same day, in our own voice. Never a silent delete. Criticism is never removed.
We publish our negatives and our retractions, dated. The full publishing rules are on the approach page.
Plainly
Where things stand.
- Funding: bootstrapped — four founders. No outside capital.
- Track record: encoded-qubit and memory experiments on IBM cloud hardware as a paying customer; job IDs on the ledger.
- Partnerships and foundry: announced when signed, with the name of the thing on it.
- Place: India.