Our Story
About Anyon Technologies
Anyon Technologies is building the world’s first extremely vertically integrated hybrid quantum supercomputers — and the first such company with commercially deployed products, integrating quantum processors with classical high-performance computing to solve real-world problems across finance, drug discovery, optimization, and beyond.
Team
World-class founding team
A decade of quantum-hardware R&D under one roof — with research lineage from world-leading labs building quantum computing and networking at scale.
Our Journey
2019
Founded in California
Anyon Computing Inc. is founded in California with a mission to build commercially viable hybrid quantum supercomputers.
2020
First QPU
Built the company’s first superconducting quantum processing unit (QPU) prototype.
2021
Expanded to Singapore
Established Anyon Technologies Pte Ltd in Singapore, extending the group’s R&D and commercial footprint across Asia-Pacific.
2024
NVIDIA Integration
Integrated with the NVIDIA CUDA-Q platform as one of the first four physical QPU backends.
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Series A & Global Deployments
Closed a Series A round and deployed quantum infrastructure to commercial data centers, integrating NVQLink for tightly coupled hybrid quantum-classical supercomputing.
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First Tightly Coupled Hybrid Data Center
Launched the world’s first tightly coupled quantum-classical computer powered by NVQLink in a commercial data center.
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Our Values
Extreme Vertical Integration
We develop enabling technologies for building quantum supercomputers from quantum processing units to GPU integration, ensuring complete control over performance, scalability, and industry-scale integration.
Commercial Deployment
Real systems in real data centers solving real problems. We go beyond research prototypes to deliver production-ready quantum computing infrastructure.
Global Impact
Democratizing access to quantum computing across Asia-Pacific and beyond, enabling enterprises and researchers worldwide to benefit from quantum acceleration.