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==See also==

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*[[Quantum programming]]
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*[[Quantum supremacy]]
*[[List of quantum processors]]
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== Further reading ==
== Further reading ==
[https://quantumcomputingreport.com/players/ Quantum Computing Report's list of quantum players]
[https://quantumcomputingreport.com/players/ Quantum Computing Report's list of quantum players]

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[[Category:Quantum computing]]

Revision as of 17:13, 4 November 2019

This article lists the companies worldwide engaged in the development of quantum computing or quantum communication. Quantum computing and communication are two sub-fields of quantum information science, which describes and theorizes information science in terms of quantum physics. While the fundamental unit of classical information is the bit, the basic unit of quantum information is the qubit.

Company details

Company Date initiated Area Technology Affiliate University or Research Institute Headquarters
1QBit December 1, 2012 Computing Vancouver, Canada
Accenture[1] June 14, 2017 Computing
Airbus[2] 2015 Computing Algorithms Blagnac, France
AT&T[3] 2011 Communication California Institute of Technology, Fermilab[4] Dallas, TX, USA
Aliyun (Alibaba Cloud)[5] July 30, 2015 Computing/Communication[5][6] Superconducting Chinese Academy of Sciences [6][7][8] Hangzhou, China
Alpine Quantum Technologies 2018 Computing Trapped Ion University of Innsbruck Innsbruck, Austria
Atom Computing[9] 2018 Computing Neutral Atom Quantum Computing Berkeley, CA, USA
Atos[10][11] Computing/Communication Quantum Programming, Classical Simulation, Cryptography Bezons, France
Baidu[12] 2018 Computing Algorithms University of Technology Sydney[12] Beijing, China
2017 Computing Algorithms Krakow, Poland
Bleximo Corp. 2017 Computing Superconducting Berkeley, CA, USA
Booz Allen Hamilton[13] Computing Tysons Corner, VA, USA
BraneCell[14] 2015 Computing Hardware USA
BT[15] Communication London, UK
Carl Zeiss AG[16] University College London Oberkochen, Germany
Cambridge Quantum Computing[17] 2014 Computing Quantum Algorithms Quantum Cybersecurity University of Cambridge Cambridge, UK London, UK
D-Wave January 1, 1999 Computing Superconducting Quantum Annealer Burnaby, Canada
Elyah[18] June 6, 2018 Computing Algorithms Dubai, UAE
Fujitsu[19] September 28, 2015 Communication Quantum Dots University of Tokyo Tokyo, Japan
Google QuAIL[20] May 16, 2013 Computing Superconducting UCSB Mountain View, CA, USA
HP[21][22] Computing[21]/Communication[22] Algorithms, NMR Palo Alto, CA, USA
Hitachi 2012 Computing Silicon CMOS[23] University of Cambridge, University College London, CEA, University of Copenhagen Hitachi Cambridge Laboratory[24] and Tokyo, Japan
Honeywell[25][26][27] 2017 Computing Trapped Ion Georgia Tech,[25] Morris Plains, NJ, USA
HRL Laboratories Computing Malibu, CA, USA
Huawei Noah's Ark Lab[28] Communication Nanjing University Shenzhen, China
IBM[29] September 10, 1990[30] Computing Superconducting MIT[31] Armonk, NY, USA
ID Quantique July 1, 2001 Communication Geneva, Switzerland
imec[32] Computing Superconducting Belgium
ionQ[33][34] Computing Trapped Ion University of Maryland, Duke University College Park, MD, USA
IQM[35] 2019 Computing Superconducting Aalto University and VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Espoo, Finland
InfiniQuant[36] Communication Max Planck Institute for the Science of Light, University of Erlangen-Nuremberg Erlangen, Germany
Intel[37] September 3, 2015 Computing TU Delft Santa Clara, CA, USA
KPN[38] Communication The Hague, Netherlands
Lockheed Martin Computing Quantum Annealing University of Southern California, University College London Bethesda, MD, USA
MagiQ Communication Somerville, MA, USA
Microsoft Research QuArC December 19, 2011 Computing Algorithms TU Delft, Niels Bohr Institute, University of Sydney, Purdue University, University of Maryland, ETH Zurich, UCSB Redmond, WA, USA
Microsoft Research Station Q April 22, 2005 Computing Superconducting UCSB Santa Barbara, CA, USA
Mitsubishi[39] Communication Tokyo, Japan
NEC Corporation[40] April 29, 1999[41] Communication Quantum Dots University of Tokyo Tokyo, Japan
Nokia Bell Labs[42][43] Computing University of Oxford Murray Hill, NJ, USA
Northrop Grumman Computing West Falls Church, VA, USA
NTT Laboratories[44] Computing/Communication Photonic Quantum Computing, Quantum Communication Bristol University Tokyo, Japan
Pasqal 2019 Computing Neutral Atom Quantum Computing Institut d'Optique Graduate School Palaiseau, France
PsiQuantum[45][46] 2016 Computing Photonic Quantum Computing Bristol University Palo Alto, CA, USA
Oxford Quantum Circuits[47] 2017 Computing Superconducting University of Oxford
Q-Ctrl[48][49][50] 2017 Computing/Metrology Superconducting Sydney, Australia
Qbitlogic International[51] 2014[52] Computing Atlanta, GA, USA[52]
QC Ware[53] 2014[54] Computing Algorithms Palo Alto, California, USA[54]
QNTM 2019 Information Technology and Services Belgium, Leuven, Kontich
Quandela 2017 Computing/Communication Photonic Quantum Computing; Quantum Communications Centre for Nanoscience and Nanotechnology (CNRS, University Paris-Saclay) Palaiseau, France
Quanterro Technologies 2019 Communication Quantum communication and encryption Abu Dhabi, UAE
Quantonation 2018 Computing/Communication Paris, France
Quantum Benchmark Inc.[55][56] 2017 Computing Algorithms University of Waterloo Kitchener-Waterloo, Canada
Quantum Circuits, Inc.[57][58] 2015 Computing Superconducting Yale University New Haven, Connecticut, USA
Quantum Thought 2018 Computing Algorithms, Simulation, Cryptography Menlo Park, California, US
Quantum Xchange 2018 Information Technology and Services Information security and quantum encryption Bethesda, Maryland, US
QuintessenceLabs Communication Deakin, ACT, Australia
QuiX 2019 Computing Photonic Quantum Computing University of Twente Enschede, The Netherlands
Qunnect, LLC 2017 Communication Room-temperature quantum devices Stony Brook University New York, NY, USA
QuSecure 2019 Computing Post-Quantum Cryptography, Cybersecurity Menlo Park, California, US
QxBranch 2014 Computing Washington, D.C., USA
Rahko 2018 Computing Quantum Machine Learning London, UK
Raytheon/BBN[59] Computing/Communication Superconducting MIT Cambridge, MA, USA
Rigetti Computing Computing Superconducting Berkeley California, USA
R QUANTECH 2018 Computing Algorithms Polytechnic University of Madrid Geneva, Switzerland
RIKEN[60] Computing Superconducting Tokyo University of Science Wako, Japan
Riverlane 2016 Computing Algorithms, Simulation Cambridge, UK
Silicon Quantum Computing[61][62] 2017 Computing Quantum Dots University of New South Wales Sydney, Australia
Strangeworks[63] 2017 Quantum computing Developer platform Austin, Texas, USA
Toshiba[64] Communication Quantum Dots University of Cambridge Tokyo, Japan
Xanadu[65][66] 2016[67] Computing Photonic Quantum Computing, Quantum Programming[68] University of Toronto, MIT, University of Pavia Toronto, Canada
Zapata Computing[69][70] 2017 Computing Algorithms Harvard University Cambridge, MA, USA

See also

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  65. ^ Xanadu. "Xanadu Raises $9M Seed Round to Build Game-Changing Photonic Quantum Computers". www.newswire.ca. Retrieved 2019-04-26.
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Further reading

Quantum Computing Report's list of quantum players

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