AI startup Entos looks to one-up the rest of the field by folding quantum mechanics into its discovery platform
Imagine predicting molecular properties 1,000 times faster with 100 times less training data. That’s the future that co-founders Tom Miller and Fred Manby envision at Entos. On Wednesday, the team unveiled a $53 million Series A round and a new 16,000 square-foot San Diego headquarters to get started.
Entos came together last April with tech derived from Miller and Manby’s labs at Caltech and the University of Bristol, respectively. The two academics had been operating in the same circles for a while before they officially met at a conference in East Lansing, MI.
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