Trades on 5 secondary markets

Pasqal

Pasqal is a French neutral-atom quantum computing company headquartered in Palaiseau, France and co-founded in 2019 by 2022 Physics Nobel Laureate Alain Aspect. Pasqal builds commercial-grade neutral-atom quantum processors (the Fresnel QPU family) that use arrays of laser-trapped Rydberg atoms to r

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Pasqal is an API provider whose private shares are listed on 5 secondary markets: Forge Global, Hiive, EquityZen, Nasdaq Private Market, Augment.

Pasqal publishes 8 APIs indexed on the APIs.io network.

Where It Trades

F Forge Global View listing → H Hiive View listing → EZ EquityZen View listing → N Nasdaq Private Market View listing → A Augment View listing →

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