The Strata Quantum Vault went live on 27 July 2026.
It covers quantum computing: 15,714 patents alongside roughly 140,000 scientific papers, curated into a single vault and connected to each other. Company names are consolidated, so a filer's record is not split across spellings, subsidiaries and university co-assignments. Each patent carries its claims, the technical problem it solves, and the published research sitting closest to it.
You ask it questions instead of running keyword searches. Who is filing on a given architecture. Which groups publish first and file later. Where research is active but patenting has not caught up. Which technical problems keep recurring across the field.
Two research papers built entirely from this vault are published under Insights: a landscape of neutral-atom quantum computing, and a deep dive into the three bottlenecks that will decide scale.