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Symulat

Quantum algorithm simulator that runs on classical hardware

Raised to date

$115K

of $115K offered across 1 Form D filing

Investors
1
Last filed
May 29, 2026

About

Symulat, Inc. is a pre-launch San Francisco deep-tech company building compute infrastructure for scientific and engineering simulation. It claims simulation speedups of up to 1,000,000x over current approaches, with the stated mission of making scientific computing 1,000,000x faster. Its early prototype is a quantum-algorithm simulator that runs on existing hardware more than 100x faster than the state of the art, work that has been funded by Google Quantum AI. The company was founded by CEO Sergey Knysh, was incorporated in California in December 2023, and has been a finalist in Deep Tech Week pitch competitions in 2025 and 2026.

Targets order-of-magnitude simulation speedups on existing hardware rather than requiring new machines — its quantum-algorithm simulator prototype runs over 100x faster than the state of the art on commodity compute, backed by Google Quantum AI funding.

Funding

  • OtherFiled May 29, 2026Form D/A
    $115K/ $115K

Product

Quantum algorithm simulator

Scientific computing / simulation software

Symulat's early prototype: a simulator for quantum algorithms that runs on existing classical hardware more than 100x faster than the state of the art, developed with funding from Google Quantum AI. It is the first application of the company's broader simulation compute infrastructure.

  • Runs on existing classical hardware, no specialized machine required
  • Over 100x faster than state-of-the-art quantum algorithm simulation
  • Funded by Google Quantum AI

Built for

Scientific and engineering research teams that depend on large-scale simulation, with quantum-computing researchers as the first served segment

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