Vorquanta started from a frustration: most "quantum computing" content aimed at businesses was either overhyped marketing or an unreadable physics paper. We built a studio to sit in the useful middle — real research, delivered as something you can act on.
That's the whole model. We're small on purpose, so every engagement gets researchers who actually understand the physics, not just the pitch deck.
A small group of researchers and engineers in Sofia, consulting informally on quantum algorithm questions for local tech teams alongside their academic work.
The informal consulting work formalized into Vorquanta, with defined research areas, a structured engagement process, and a small studio space in Sofia.
We still take on a limited number of engagements at a time. The studio grows in research depth, not headcount for its own sake.
A short list of things we actually mean, not slide-deck values.
We report classical baselines alongside every quantum result, including the cases where classical still wins.
We're not tied to a single QPU vendor, so our recommendations aren't shaped by a partnership deal.
Every technical deliverable ships with a summary your non-technical leadership can actually use.
Engagements have a defined scope and delivery date before work starts — no open-ended research retainers.
You work with the people running the research, not a relayed summary from a business layer.
Where a client allows it, we publish research findings — it's good for the field and keeps our own work honest.
A small, fixed core team — supplemented project by project with specialists and academic collaborators.
Leads algorithm research and technical direction. Background in quantum information theory before co-founding the studio.
Leads software engineering — simulation tooling, hybrid system architecture, and production hardening.
Leads quantum-safe cryptography engagements, from cryptographic inventory through migration delivery.
Manages academic collaborations and research partnerships, and coordinates sponsored academic work.
A network of university researchers and specialist engineers brought onto engagements that need extra depth.
A small studio space in Sofia, close to the city's university and research community.
We read every message ourselves — there's no business development layer between you and the research team.