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Wave Photonics is a Cambridge-based integrated photonics company founded in May 2021 by University of Cambridge quantum photonics PhDs James Lee and Matthew Anderson, along with CTO Mateusz Kubica. The company develops on-chip photonics designs for quantum technologies, sensors, and data-center applications, building and validating computational photonics design technology to reduce photonic product development time. Wave Photonics received £4.5 million ($5.8M) in seed funding in June 2024, co-led by the UK Innovation & Science Seed Fund and Cambridge Enterprise Ventures, with participation from Redstone QAI Ventures' Quantum Fund, Kyra Ventures, and Deep Tech Labs. Together with non-dilutive grants from the Horizon Europe EIC Fund and Innovate UK, total funding reached £5.4 million ($6.9M). The company leads consortium projects pioneering quantum computing applications using photonic integrated circuits.
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