Google Quantum AI
Google Quantum AI is Google's quantum-computing division developing quantum hardware and software, including the Willow processor and quantum error-correction resources.
- Technology
- The homepage references superconducting and neutral atom quantum computers; Willow is described as a quantum chip for progress toward an error-corrected quantum computer.
- Headquarters
- Goleta, United States
- Founded
- 2012
- Ownership
- Division of a larger company
- Products and platforms
- Willow, Willow Early Access Program
- Key people
- Hartmut Neven, Founder / Google scientist who launched the division in 2012
- Website
- quantumai.google
Google Quantum AI presents itself as part of Google focused on building quantum computing for problems that are otherwise unsolvable. Its website says it is advancing quantum computing and developing both hardware and software tools, while the linked Wikipedia article describes it as a research division of Google.
The homepage highlights Willow as its latest quantum chip and says the team is working toward a large-scale, error-corrected quantum computer. It also lists recent work including a breakthrough algorithm on the Willow processor, a Willow Early Access Program, quantum error-correction educational resources, and a post titled "Building superconducting and neutral atom quantum computers." Wikipedia states the division was launched in 2012 by Hartmut Neven and places it in Goleta, California, United States.
Sources
Facts on this page come from the sources below, retrieved by DesignQuantum.
- Google Quantum AI quantumai.google
- Google Quantum AI en.wikipedia.org
Last verified: October 28, 2026