Three Bengaluru techies have developed a groundbreaking quantum computer that operates at room temperature, eliminating the need for extreme cooling to near absolute zero.
The company was founded by three former Texas Instruments engineers
Jul 23, 2026
03:39 pm
What's the storyA Bengaluru-based start-up, Quanfluence, has developed a commercial quantum computer that works at room temperature.
The revolutionary machine does not need to be cooled to extreme temperatures like other quantum computers in the world.
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