Wuhan, China / Neutral-atom quantum computing

atomni

Small atoms.
A new computing frontier.

A research-rooted startup focused on neutral-atom quantum computing. We bring physics, optics and software together to explore the engineering of quantum technology.

THE BUILDING BLOCKATOM / ARRAY / CONTROL

Microscopic scale. Expansive possibilities.

01 / Our origins

Rooted in research. Moving toward engineering.

atomni is a Wuhan-based startup founded by a team with an academic research background. Our foundations span Rydberg atoms, optical tweezer arrays and quantum optics. With neutral-atom quantum computing at our core, we bring researchers and engineers together to explore what comes next.

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02 / Technology

Quantum computing comes first.

01

Atomic arrays

Organizing neutral atoms with optical tweezers to explore scalable quantum computing.

CORE FOCUS

02

Quantum control

Bringing precision optics, experimental control and software together.

CORE FOCUS

03

Quantum sensing

Exploring precision measurement through our Rydberg-atom research foundations.

EXPLORATORY DIRECTION

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03 / Research foundations

Past discoveries. A new beginning.

Prior research by the founding team. Author and institutional affiliations remain as published.

Heterogeneous Single-photon Transistor with Rydberg Atoms

2026

Jian-Hao Yu, Ren Liao, Gen-Sheng Ye, Ze-Rui Song, Jing-Lv Yang, Kuan Zhang, Lin Li

Chinese Physics Letters 43(10), 100601DOI

Dynamics of antiferromagnetic dimers in Rydberg atom chains

2026

Feng-Yuan Kuang, Lin Li, Weibin Li

Physical Review A 114, 013309DOIarXiv

Observation of quantum information collapse-and-revival in a strongly-interacting Rydberg atom array

2026

De-Sheng Xiang, et al.

Nature Communications 17, 6998DOIarXiv
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Open for builders

The next step?
Build it together.

Software engineers. Optical engineers. Researchers. Bring your experience in code, optics or experimental science to our next chapter.

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