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The global quantum company directory.
Search the organisations building quantum processors, software, enabling components, networks, security and sensing systems worldwide.
Scope: commercial organisations with an active product, platform or material R&D programme in quantum technology.
Last reviewed: 18 July 2026. Each profile links to the company's official public information. The directory is curated and continuously expanded; it is not a legal registry.
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Trapped ions
- What it does
- Full-stack quantum computing, networking and sensing systems.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- Its listed status, acquisitions and multi-platform roadmap make it a key public-market reference for the sector.
D-Wave Quantum
Quantum annealing and gate model
- What it does
- Commercial quantum systems, cloud access and optimization applications.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is the longest-running commercial supplier of annealing systems and one of the few vendors reporting production workloads.
Rigetti Computing
Superconducting qubits
- What it does
- Integrated quantum processors, control systems and cloud services.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It offers investors direct exposure to a vertically integrated superconducting hardware developer.
Quantum Computing Inc.
Photonic quantum technology
- What it does
- Photonic computing, sensing and quantum optics products.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn photonic quantum technology into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Infleqtion
Neutral atoms
- What it does
- Neutral-atom computing, sensing, timing, networking and software.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn neutral atoms into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Arqit Quantum
Quantum-safe encryption
- What it does
- Symmetric-key agreement and quantum-safe communications software.
- Value-chain position
- Networks, cryptography and security
- Why it matters
- It addresses the security and connectivity layer required for quantum-safe infrastructure and distributed quantum systems.
QuantumCTek
Quantum communications
- What it does
- Quantum key distribution, secure networking and related equipment.
- Value-chain position
- Networks, cryptography and security
- Why it matters
- One of the few listed companies focused on commercial quantum communications infrastructure.
IBM Quantum
Superconducting qubits
- What it does
- Quantum processors, software, cloud access and enterprise research.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn superconducting qubits into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Google Quantum AI
Superconducting qubits
- What it does
- Alphabet research programme for fault-tolerant quantum computing.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn superconducting qubits into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Microsoft Quantum
Topological research and cloud orchestration
- What it does
- Quantum hardware research, Azure Quantum and development tools.
- Value-chain position
- Cloud access and systems integration
- Why it matters
- It lowers the barrier to testing and integrating multiple quantum technologies inside existing computing environments.
Amazon Braket
Multi-hardware cloud platform
- What it does
- Managed access to multiple quantum hardware and simulation providers.
- Value-chain position
- Cloud access and systems integration
- Why it matters
- It lowers the barrier to testing and integrating multiple quantum technologies inside existing computing environments.
Intel Quantum
Silicon spin qubits
- What it does
- Silicon-based processors, cryogenic control and fabrication research.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn silicon spin qubits into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
NVIDIA Quantum
Hybrid quantum-classical computing
- What it does
- CUDA-Q software and accelerated infrastructure for quantum workflows.
- Value-chain position
- Cloud access and systems integration
- Why it matters
- It lowers the barrier to testing and integrating multiple quantum technologies inside existing computing environments.
Keysight Technologies
Test, measurement and control
- What it does
- Electronic design, control and measurement tools for quantum systems.
- Value-chain position
- Enabling hardware and infrastructure
- Why it matters
- It supplies enabling technology that can determine system performance, reliability and the pace at which hardware can scale.
Honeywell
Strategic shareholder in Quantinuum
- What it does
- Industrial technology group and major strategic shareholder in Quantinuum.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn strategic shareholder in quantinuum into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Fujitsu
Superconducting and digital annealing
- What it does
- Quantum hardware research, hybrid computing and enterprise services.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn superconducting and digital annealing into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
NEC
Superconducting qubits
- What it does
- Quantum annealing, gate-model research and optimization services.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn superconducting qubits into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
NTT
Photonic and quantum networks
- What it does
- Quantum communications, photonics and computing research.
- Value-chain position
- Networks, cryptography and security
- Why it matters
- It addresses the security and connectivity layer required for quantum-safe infrastructure and distributed quantum systems.
Thales
Quantum-safe security and sensing
- What it does
- Quantum security, sensors and defence-oriented research programmes.
- Value-chain position
- Networks, cryptography and security
- Why it matters
- It addresses the security and connectivity layer required for quantum-safe infrastructure and distributed quantum systems.
Nokia Bell Labs
Quantum networking
- What it does
- Telecommunications research in quantum communications and networks.
- Value-chain position
- Networks, cryptography and security
- Why it matters
- It addresses the security and connectivity layer required for quantum-safe infrastructure and distributed quantum systems.
Toshiba Digital Solutions
Quantum key distribution
- What it does
- Commercial quantum-secure networking and QKD systems.
- Value-chain position
- Networks, cryptography and security
- Why it matters
- It addresses the security and connectivity layer required for quantum-safe infrastructure and distributed quantum systems.
Quantinuum
Trapped ions
- What it does
- Full-stack trapped-ion computers plus software for chemistry, cybersecurity and fault-tolerant workloads.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- One of the broadest full-stack pure plays, combining commercial hardware with software and cyber-security products.
PsiQuantum
Silicon photonics
- What it does
- Photonic architecture targeting large-scale fault-tolerant systems.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn silicon photonics into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Xanadu
Photonic quantum computing
- What it does
- Photonic quantum hardware and PennyLane, a widely used open-source quantum software platform.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- A leading photonic contender and the company behind PennyLane, an important software layer used across hardware platforms.
QuEra Computing
Neutral atoms
- What it does
- Neutral-atom quantum computers delivered through cloud and direct access.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn neutral atoms into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Atom Computing
Neutral atoms
- What it does
- Large neutral-atom arrays and fault-tolerant computing development.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn neutral atoms into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Quantum Circuits
Superconducting dual-rail qubits
- What it does
- Error-detecting superconducting architecture and full-stack systems.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn superconducting dual-rail qubits into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
SEEQC
Superconducting digital quantum computing
- What it does
- Chip-scale quantum systems with cryogenic digital control.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn superconducting digital quantum computing into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Photonic
Silicon spin-photon architecture
- What it does
- Distributed quantum computing and networking based on silicon spins.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn silicon spin-photon architecture into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Nord Quantique
Bosonic superconducting qubits
- What it does
- Hardware-efficient quantum error correction using bosonic codes.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn bosonic superconducting qubits into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Anyon Systems
Superconducting qubits
- What it does
- On-premises quantum computers and integrated cryogenic systems.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn superconducting qubits into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
QC Ware
Quantum algorithms
- What it does
- Enterprise quantum and quantum-inspired software for chemistry and optimization.
- Value-chain position
- Software and applications
- Why it matters
- It works on the software layer that must translate scarce quantum resources into practical workflows and economic value.
qBraid
Quantum software platform
- What it does
- Cloud development environment and access layer across quantum providers.
- Value-chain position
- Cloud access and systems integration
- Why it matters
- It lowers the barrier to testing and integrating multiple quantum technologies inside existing computing environments.
Strangeworks
Multi-provider quantum platform
- What it does
- Enterprise access, workflow and marketplace services for quantum computing.
- Value-chain position
- Cloud access and systems integration
- Why it matters
- It lowers the barrier to testing and integrating multiple quantum technologies inside existing computing environments.
Aliro Quantum
Quantum networking and security
- What it does
- Quantum-secure communications and network orchestration software.
- Value-chain position
- Networks, cryptography and security
- Why it matters
- It addresses the security and connectivity layer required for quantum-safe infrastructure and distributed quantum systems.
Qunnect
Quantum networking
- What it does
- Room-temperature networking hardware for entanglement distribution.
- Value-chain position
- Networks, cryptography and security
- Why it matters
- It addresses the security and connectivity layer required for quantum-safe infrastructure and distributed quantum systems.
Qrypt
Quantum-secure encryption
- What it does
- Distributed encryption and post-quantum data protection software.
- Value-chain position
- Networks, cryptography and security
- Why it matters
- It addresses the security and connectivity layer required for quantum-safe infrastructure and distributed quantum systems.
evolutionQ
Quantum risk and cryptography
- What it does
- Quantum-safe cybersecurity products and advisory services.
- Value-chain position
- Networks, cryptography and security
- Why it matters
- It addresses the security and connectivity layer required for quantum-safe infrastructure and distributed quantum systems.
SBQuantum
Quantum magnetometry
- What it does
- Diamond-based magnetic sensing for navigation and geophysics.
- Value-chain position
- Quantum sensors, navigation and timing
- Why it matters
- It targets quantum applications that may reach operational markets earlier than general-purpose quantum computing.
Pasqal
Neutral atoms
- What it does
- Neutral-atom processors, cloud access and application development.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn neutral atoms into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Alice & Bob
Cat qubits
- What it does
- Bosonic qubits designed to reduce quantum error-correction overhead.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn cat qubits into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Quandela
Photonic quantum computing
- What it does
- Photonic processors, single-photon sources and cloud access.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn photonic quantum computing into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
C12
Carbon-nanotube spin qubits
- What it does
- Quantum processors built around ultra-clean carbon nanotubes.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn carbon-nanotube spin qubits into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
QPerfect
Quantum simulation and emulation
- What it does
- High-performance tools for designing and emulating quantum computers.
- Value-chain position
- Software and applications
- Why it matters
- It works on the software layer that must translate scarce quantum resources into practical workflows and economic value.
IQM Quantum Computers
Superconducting qubits
- What it does
- On-premises superconducting quantum computers and co-designed systems for research and HPC centres.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- A major European system builder with installations inside national laboratories and high-performance computing centres.
SemiQon
Silicon spin qubits
- What it does
- Semiconductor quantum processors designed for scalable fabrication.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn silicon spin qubits into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Algorithmiq
Quantum algorithms
- What it does
- Error-mitigation and life-sciences quantum software.
- Value-chain position
- Software and applications
- Why it matters
- It works on the software layer that must translate scarce quantum resources into practical workflows and economic value.
QMill
Near-term quantum algorithms
- What it does
- Algorithms intended to produce value on early fault-tolerant machines.
- Value-chain position
- Software and applications
- Why it matters
- It works on the software layer that must translate scarce quantum resources into practical workflows and economic value.
planqc
Neutral atoms
- What it does
- Room-temperature neutral-atom quantum computing systems.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn neutral atoms into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
eleQtron
Trapped ions
- What it does
- Microwave-controlled trapped-ion quantum computers.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn trapped ions into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
HQS Quantum Simulations
Materials simulation
- What it does
- Quantum and classical software for materials and molecular modelling.
- Value-chain position
- Software and applications
- Why it matters
- It works on the software layer that must translate scarce quantum resources into practical workflows and economic value.
Kipu Quantum
Application-specific algorithms
- What it does
- Compression algorithms and enterprise quantum applications.
- Value-chain position
- Software and applications
- Why it matters
- It works on the software layer that must translate scarce quantum resources into practical workflows and economic value.
Q.ANT
Photonic computing
- What it does
- Photonic processors and quantum sensors for industrial applications.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn photonic computing into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
kiutra
Cryogenics
- What it does
- Cryogen-free refrigeration systems for quantum technology.
- Value-chain position
- Enabling hardware and infrastructure
- Why it matters
- It supplies enabling technology that can determine system performance, reliability and the pace at which hardware can scale.
Multiverse Computing
Quantum and tensor-network software
- What it does
- Industrial optimization, AI compression and quantum software.
- Value-chain position
- Software and applications
- Why it matters
- It works on the software layer that must translate scarce quantum resources into practical workflows and economic value.
Qilimanjaro Quantum Tech
Analog quantum computing
- What it does
- Superconducting analog processors for optimization and simulation.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn analog quantum computing into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
LuxQuanta
Quantum key distribution
- What it does
- Continuous-variable QKD systems for telecommunications networks.
- Value-chain position
- Networks, cryptography and security
- Why it matters
- It addresses the security and connectivity layer required for quantum-safe infrastructure and distributed quantum systems.
Terra Quantum
Hybrid quantum technology
- What it does
- Algorithms, security and quantum-as-a-service applications.
- Value-chain position
- Software and applications
- Why it matters
- It works on the software layer that must translate scarce quantum resources into practical workflows and economic value.
ID Quantique
QKD and quantum random numbers
- What it does
- Commercial quantum-safe network security and random-number systems.
- Value-chain position
- Networks, cryptography and security
- Why it matters
- It addresses the security and connectivity layer required for quantum-safe infrastructure and distributed quantum systems.
Qnami
Diamond quantum sensing
- What it does
- Quantum microscopes and diamond sensors for materials analysis.
- Value-chain position
- Quantum sensors, navigation and timing
- Why it matters
- It targets quantum applications that may reach operational markets earlier than general-purpose quantum computing.
Zurich Instruments
Quantum control electronics
- What it does
- Measurement and control systems for quantum processors.
- Value-chain position
- Enabling hardware and infrastructure
- Why it matters
- It supplies enabling technology that can determine system performance, reliability and the pace at which hardware can scale.
Qblox
Quantum control stacks
- What it does
- Scalable electronics and software for controlling quantum processors.
- Value-chain position
- Enabling hardware and infrastructure
- Why it matters
- It supplies enabling technology that can determine system performance, reliability and the pace at which hardware can scale.
QuiX Quantum
Photonic quantum computing
- What it does
- Integrated photonic processors and modular quantum systems.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn photonic quantum computing into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
QphoX
Quantum transduction
- What it does
- Interfaces linking microwave quantum processors to optical networks.
- Value-chain position
- Networks, cryptography and security
- Why it matters
- It addresses the security and connectivity layer required for quantum-safe infrastructure and distributed quantum systems.
Delft Circuits
Cryogenic cabling
- What it does
- High-density cryogenic input-output systems for quantum hardware.
- Value-chain position
- Enabling hardware and infrastructure
- Why it matters
- It supplies enabling technology that can determine system performance, reliability and the pace at which hardware can scale.
Single Quantum
Single-photon detection
- What it does
- Superconducting nanowire detectors for quantum optics and communications.
- Value-chain position
- Enabling hardware and infrastructure
- Why it matters
- It supplies enabling technology that can determine system performance, reliability and the pace at which hardware can scale.
ORCA Computing
Photonic quantum computing
- What it does
- Room-temperature photonic systems using quantum memory.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn photonic quantum computing into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Oxford Quantum Circuits
Superconducting qubits
- What it does
- Cloud-accessible and on-premises quantum computing systems.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn superconducting qubits into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Quantum Motion
Silicon spin qubits
- What it does
- CMOS-compatible silicon quantum processor development.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn silicon spin qubits into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Universal Quantum
Trapped ions
- What it does
- Modular trapped-ion systems using microwave control.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn trapped ions into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Riverlane
Quantum error correction
- What it does
- Error-correction stack and decoder technology for quantum computers.
- Value-chain position
- Software and applications
- Why it matters
- It works on the software layer that must translate scarce quantum resources into practical workflows and economic value.
Nu Quantum
Quantum networking
- What it does
- Photonic interconnects for distributed quantum computing.
- Value-chain position
- Networks, cryptography and security
- Why it matters
- It addresses the security and connectivity layer required for quantum-safe infrastructure and distributed quantum systems.
Aegiq
Quantum photonics
- What it does
- Single-photon technologies for networking, computing and sensing.
- Value-chain position
- Networks, cryptography and security
- Why it matters
- It addresses the security and connectivity layer required for quantum-safe infrastructure and distributed quantum systems.
M Squared
Lasers and photonics
- What it does
- Precision laser systems supporting quantum research and deployment.
- Value-chain position
- Enabling hardware and infrastructure
- Why it matters
- It supplies enabling technology that can determine system performance, reliability and the pace at which hardware can scale.
Equal1
Silicon spin qubits
- What it does
- Quantum processors and control electronics integrated in silicon.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn silicon spin qubits into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Alpine Quantum Technologies
Trapped ions
- What it does
- Rack-mounted trapped-ion quantum computers and cloud access.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn trapped ions into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
ParityQC
Quantum architecture
- What it does
- Operating-system and architecture design for digital quantum computers.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn quantum architecture into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Ephos
Glass photonic chips
- What it does
- Integrated photonics for quantum computing, sensing and communications.
- Value-chain position
- Enabling hardware and infrastructure
- Why it matters
- It supplies enabling technology that can determine system performance, reliability and the pace at which hardware can scale.
Sparrow Quantum
Single-photon sources
- What it does
- Deterministic photonic components for quantum computing and networks.
- Value-chain position
- Enabling hardware and infrastructure
- Why it matters
- It supplies enabling technology that can determine system performance, reliability and the pace at which hardware can scale.
Quantum Machines
Quantum orchestration
- What it does
- Control hardware and software spanning multiple qubit modalities.
- Value-chain position
- Enabling hardware and infrastructure
- Why it matters
- It supplies enabling technology that can determine system performance, reliability and the pace at which hardware can scale.
Classiq
Quantum software design
- What it does
- High-level modelling, synthesis and analysis of quantum programs.
- Value-chain position
- Software and applications
- Why it matters
- It works on the software layer that must translate scarce quantum resources into practical workflows and economic value.
Qedma
Error mitigation
- What it does
- Software for suppressing errors in quantum computations.
- Value-chain position
- Software and applications
- Why it matters
- It works on the software layer that must translate scarce quantum resources into practical workflows and economic value.
Quantum Source
Photonic quantum computing
- What it does
- Fault-tolerant photonic architecture using deterministic photon interactions.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn photonic quantum computing into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Silicon Quantum Computing
Silicon atom qubits
- What it does
- Atomic-precision silicon quantum processor development.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn silicon atom qubits into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Diraq
Silicon spin qubits
- What it does
- CMOS-compatible quantum processors based on electron spins.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn silicon spin qubits into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Quantum Brilliance
Diamond quantum accelerators
- What it does
- Room-temperature diamond systems designed for edge deployment.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn diamond quantum accelerators into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Q-CTRL
Quantum control
- What it does
- Control software, error suppression and quantum sensing applications.
- Value-chain position
- Software and applications
- Why it matters
- It works on the software layer that must translate scarce quantum resources into practical workflows and economic value.
QunaSys
Quantum chemistry
- What it does
- Algorithms and enterprise tools for chemistry and materials discovery.
- Value-chain position
- Software and applications
- Why it matters
- It works on the software layer that must translate scarce quantum resources into practical workflows and economic value.
Jij
Optimization
- What it does
- Quantum and classical optimization software for industrial planning.
- Value-chain position
- Software and applications
- Why it matters
- It works on the software layer that must translate scarce quantum resources into practical workflows and economic value.
blueqat
Quantum software platform
- What it does
- Development tools, cloud access and enterprise quantum services.
- Value-chain position
- Cloud access and systems integration
- Why it matters
- It lowers the barrier to testing and integrating multiple quantum technologies inside existing computing environments.
Origin Quantum
Superconducting qubits
- What it does
- Full-stack quantum computers, chips, control systems and software.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn superconducting qubits into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
SpinQ
NMR and superconducting systems
- What it does
- Education-focused desktop systems and superconducting research platforms.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn nmr and superconducting systems into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
QpiAI
Full-stack quantum and AI
- What it does
- Superconducting hardware, software and AI-accelerated quantum workflows.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn full-stack quantum and ai into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
QNu Labs
Quantum-safe security
- What it does
- QKD, quantum random numbers and post-quantum security products.
- Value-chain position
- Networks, cryptography and security
- Why it matters
- It addresses the security and connectivity layer required for quantum-safe infrastructure and distributed quantum systems.
BosonQ Psi
Quantum simulation
- What it does
- Simulation software for engineering and industrial applications.
- Value-chain position
- Software and applications
- Why it matters
- It works on the software layer that must translate scarce quantum resources into practical workflows and economic value.
Horizon Quantum Computing
Quantum programming systems
- What it does
- Software infrastructure that compiles higher-level programs into executable quantum circuits.
- Value-chain position
- Software and applications
- Why it matters
- It addresses the programming bottleneck between familiar software and the low-level circuits required by quantum hardware.
Entropica Labs
Quantum error correction
- What it does
- Software infrastructure for fault-tolerant quantum computing.
- Value-chain position
- Software and applications
- Why it matters
- It works on the software layer that must translate scarce quantum resources into practical workflows and economic value.
SDT
Quantum systems integration
- What it does
- Quantum computing infrastructure, control and cloud services.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn quantum systems integration into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Qunova Computing
Quantum chemistry and materials
- What it does
- Quantum software for chemistry, energy and materials applications.
- Value-chain position
- Software and applications
- Why it matters
- It works on the software layer that must translate scarce quantum resources into practical workflows and economic value.
Quantum South
Optimization
- What it does
- Quantum optimization software focused on logistics and air cargo.
- Value-chain position
- Software and applications
- Why it matters
- It works on the software layer that must translate scarce quantum resources into practical workflows and economic value.
SandboxAQ
Post-quantum security and quantum sensing
- What it does
- Enterprise software for cryptographic migration, AI-enabled sensing and quantum-derived simulation.
- Value-chain position
- Networks, cryptography and security
- Why it matters
- It addresses the security and connectivity layer required for quantum-safe infrastructure and distributed quantum systems.
EeroQ
Electrons on helium
- What it does
- Quantum processors that use electron-spin qubits floating above superfluid helium.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn electrons on helium into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
Maybell Quantum
Cryogenic infrastructure
- What it does
- Compact dilution refrigerators and cryogenic wiring for quantum laboratories and data centres.
- Value-chain position
- Enabling hardware and infrastructure
- Why it matters
- It supplies enabling technology that can determine system performance, reliability and the pace at which hardware can scale.
Vector Atomic
Quantum timing and inertial sensing
- What it does
- Atomic clocks and inertial sensors for navigation and timing when satellite signals are unavailable.
- Value-chain position
- Quantum sensors, navigation and timing
- Why it matters
- It targets quantum applications that may reach operational markets earlier than general-purpose quantum computing.
Atlantic Quantum
Superconducting fluxonium qubits
- What it does
- Fault-tolerant quantum hardware built around low-error superconducting fluxonium qubits.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn superconducting fluxonium qubits into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
PQShield
Post-quantum cryptography
- What it does
- PQC software and hardware intellectual property for chips, devices and enterprise systems.
- Value-chain position
- Networks, cryptography and security
- Why it matters
- It addresses the security and connectivity layer required for quantum-safe infrastructure and distributed quantum systems.
Phasecraft
Quantum algorithms
- What it does
- Algorithms designed to reduce the hardware resources needed for useful materials and chemistry workloads.
- Value-chain position
- Software and applications
- Why it matters
- It works on the software layer that must translate scarce quantum resources into practical workflows and economic value.
QuantWare
Superconducting quantum processors
- What it does
- Open-architecture quantum processing units supplied to system builders and research organisations.
- Value-chain position
- Enabling hardware and infrastructure
- Why it matters
- It supplies enabling technology that can determine system performance, reliability and the pace at which hardware can scale.
Orange Quantum Systems
Quantum system testing
- What it does
- Automated test and characterization systems for quantum chips and complete quantum computers.
- Value-chain position
- Enabling hardware and infrastructure
- Why it matters
- It supplies enabling technology that can determine system performance, reliability and the pace at which hardware can scale.
Quobly
Silicon spin qubits
- What it does
- Semiconductor quantum processors designed around established microelectronics manufacturing methods.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn silicon spin qubits into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
CryptoNext Security
Post-quantum cryptography
- What it does
- Crypto-agility and post-quantum migration software for enterprises and critical infrastructure.
- Value-chain position
- Networks, cryptography and security
- Why it matters
- It addresses the security and connectivity layer required for quantum-safe infrastructure and distributed quantum systems.
Welinq
Quantum interconnects
- What it does
- Quantum memory and networking technology intended to connect processors into larger systems.
- Value-chain position
- Networks, cryptography and security
- Why it matters
- It addresses the security and connectivity layer required for quantum-safe infrastructure and distributed quantum systems.
Bluefors
Cryogenics
- What it does
- Dilution refrigerators and cryogenic infrastructure used by superconducting quantum-computing laboratories.
- Value-chain position
- Enabling hardware and infrastructure
- Why it matters
- It supplies enabling technology that can determine system performance, reliability and the pace at which hardware can scale.
Pixel Photonics
Single-photon detection
- What it does
- Scalable superconducting single-photon detectors for quantum computing, communications and sensing.
- Value-chain position
- Enabling hardware and infrastructure
- Why it matters
- It supplies enabling technology that can determine system performance, reliability and the pace at which hardware can scale.
SpeQtral
Satellite quantum communications
- What it does
- Space-based and terrestrial quantum key-distribution systems for secure global networks.
- Value-chain position
- Networks, cryptography and security
- Why it matters
- It addresses the security and connectivity layer required for quantum-safe infrastructure and distributed quantum systems.
Quantum Art
Trapped ions
- What it does
- Multi-core trapped-ion architecture designed to connect smaller quantum registers into larger machines.
- Value-chain position
- Core quantum systems
- Why it matters
- It is relevant to the race to turn trapped ions into scalable, commercially useful computing capacity.
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