Quantum

A new Deep Knowledge Group audit maps 54 quantum organisations across the Gulf, with aggregate commitments exceeding $5bn and the ecosystem tipped to pass 100

The Nasdaq-listed Finnish quantum firm reported H1 2026 revenues of EUR 8.9m and initiated full-year guidance of EUR 42m to EUR 47m.

The ETH Zürich spin-out secured the round, led by Quantonation, to expand its Penning micro-trap architecture and push qubit counts toward commercially useful

The ETH Zürich spin-out has closed a $25.5m seed round led by Quantonation to scale its natively two-dimensional trapped-ion quantum architecture.

Four partners will explore fault-tolerant quantum computing for gas turbine design, combining Quantinuum's Helios hardware with supercomputing and error-correction

The Nasdaq-listed Israeli firm has begun production of custom shielded RF monolithic parts for an unnamed international government-owned company.

UC Investments leads the round as Qolab targets fault-tolerant quantum computing via semiconductor manufacturing partnerships.

Classiq and QAI are combining quantum software and domestic datacenter infrastructure to deliver a sovereignty-focused Quantum-as-a-Service platform in Korea.

Classiq and Hatch used AWS Braket to run a hybrid quantum-classical pipeline estimating molecular binding energy for Singapore's Home Team.

The multi-million-euro partnership aims to deliver Quantum as a Service from a Naples facility targeting launch by end of 2026.

The Abu Dhabi fintech said it has surpassed 100,000 waitlist signups ahead of a public launch planned for July 2026.

The Nasdaq-listed Israeli quantum hardware firm has made a cryogenic chip carrier for a major US full-stack quantum computing customer using its additive

French MBE equipment maker Riber reported process milestones for its ROSIE silicon-photonics platform and a second US quantum-computing delivery at its AGM.

Nasdaq-listed Quantum Cyber has signed an exclusive worldwide IP licence for quantum photonic array antenna technology from Miami-based Project LightShift.

SUNY Broome Community College took first place with a quantum education project at the annual NSF-backed student STEM competition.

The silicon-based quantum computing startup named the former Broadcom and Philips Semiconductors CEO as chairman as it targets a 2029 data-centre deployment.

NIST-approved algorithms move from spec into production banking systems.