About
Liangyi Wanxiang (两仪万象), which uses the English brand name Atom to Infinity, is a Beijing-based quantum computing company founded in July 2024. It was incubated from Tsinghua University's atomic quantum computing team and works alongside the university's Institute for Advanced Study and Department of Physics, with theory, experiment, and commercialization split across the three groups. The company builds neutral atom quantum computers, an approach that uses individual atoms held in light as physical qubits. Its core technology includes an optical metasurface that can generate tens of thousands of optical tweezers, a domestically developed compact atom source, and a dynamic rearrangement technique that produces defect-free programmable atomic arrays of several hundred qubits. The company is pursuing a vertically integrated strategy spanning core components, control systems, the quantum computer itself, and a planned cloud platform, and it has scheduled its first-generation machine for spring 2027. In April 2026 the company announced a Series A round at the hundred-million-RMB level, equivalent to roughly 14 million dollars, co-led by the Beijing Information Industry Development Investment Fund and Shunwei Capital, with iFlytek, Junlian Capital, and Yizhuang State-owned Investment also taking part. Junlian Capital had previously led the company's angel round in August 2025, bringing total funding to about 16 million dollars. Beyond hardware, Liangyi Wanxiang has moved into quantum and artificial intelligence software through a joint venture with iFlytek named Liangzhi Kaiwu, and it operates a Tianjin subsidiary focused on measurement and control systems.
Quantum Specifications
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