Qunova Computing

Algorithmiq, founded in 2020 in Helsinki, Finland, and now globally headquartered in Milan, Italy, develops quantum algorithms and a quantum software layer for chemistry, materials science, and life sciences applications. Partners include IBM, Microsoft, Rigetti, Google, AWS, Cleveland Clinic, and CERN.

Qanscient, founded in Helsinki in 2020, develops software that leverages quantum computing to enable engineers to run complex physical system simulations directly in a web browser.

Classiq, founded in 2020 in Tel Aviv, Israel, helps enterprises build and scale quantum computing applications. Classiq's revenue has tripled year over year, and the company expects to reach the tens of millions of dollars in revenue next year. Classiq serves companies across industries including BMW, Citi, Deloitte, Rolls-Royce, Mitsubishi, and Toshiba, and partners with Microsoft, AWS, and NVIDIA.

Quantum-computing x AI system-level software and application solutions, spanning low-level software stacks across diverse hardware, quantum-algorithm applications, and AI-driven R&D tools.

SandboxAQ, founded in 2015 in Palo Alto, USA, combines AI and quantum technologies to address complex challenges across multiple sectors including life sciences, financial services, and telecommunications. It is a spinoff from Google, with former Google CEO Eric Schmidt serving as chairman, and has projected annualized revenue of $50 million.

Oxford Quantum Circuits, founded in 2015 in Oxford, UK, launched OQC Toshiko, the worlds first enterprise-grade quantum computing platform - a powerful 32-qubit system deployed in commercial data centers that enables customers in financial services, pharmaceuticals, energy, defense, and government to securely access quantum computing capabilities.