Oratomic Stock
| Valuation | $5.4B1 |
| Valuation Date | Oct 8, 2026 |
| Implied Valuation | n/a |
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| Total Funding | $775M2 |
| Latest Round Amount | $475M1 |
| Latest Round | Series B |
| Funding Rounds | 2 |
| IPO Status | Unknown |
| Expected IPO Date | n/a |
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About Oratomic
Oratomic is a quantum computing company developing utility-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computers built from neutral atoms. Its systems use lasers that act as optical tweezers to hold individual atoms in reconfigurable arrays. The atoms can be rearranged during a computation, which allows far more efficient quantum error correction. The company's research with Caltech suggests a useful quantum computer could be built with roughly 10,000 to 20,000 qubits instead of the millions previously estimated, and Oratomic aims to deliver one by the end of the decade. Unlike many rivals, it does not plan to sell early noisy prototype machines and is focused only on a fault-tolerant computer. Oratomic has no commercial product yet and is funded by venture investors while it builds its first system. It was founded by Caltech physicists including CEO Dolev Bluvstein, Manuel Endres and quantum computing pioneer John Preskill.
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