Spin-Offs & Startups

The commercial promise of quantum technologies is driving activity in companies big and small around the world. Here in Singapore, we are proud to see colleagues become entrepreneurs to create real-world impact. These companies in Singapore have strong links to the Centre for Quantum Technologies through their founding teams and often continue to hire CQT alumni.

Spin-offs

AQSolotl

Based in Singapore, but operating globally, AQSolotl is a team of leading quantum scientists and engineers who specialise in designing practical quantum computing systems for business operations. Developing quantum technologies that are scalable, and adaptable, the company aims to demystify the idea of quantum computing and make Quantum AI a functioning reality.

https://www.aqsolotl.com/

S-Fifteen

S-Fifteen Instruments was spun off from CQT to commercialise proprietary quantum technologies developed over decades of research. S-Fifteen Instruments offers equipment for quantum control as well as hardware devices for quantum-safe solutions to serve clients who require unparalleled trust and transparency for their cryptographic requirements.

https://www.s-fifteen.com

SpeQtral

SpeQtral is building space-based quantum communication systems rooted in advanced technologies developed at CQT. The technology enables encryption to secure communications with forward security. SpeQtral’s team has heritage from a successful on-orbit demonstration of a quantum light source on a cubesat

https://speqtralquantum.com

Startups

AngelQ

AngelQ builds architecture-agnostic quantum software solutions ready for company deployment. Example industries it works with are finance, market and consumer research, energy and sustainability, and supply chain. The company’s quantum, and quantum-inspired AI and optimisation algorithms, solve clients’ hardest computational challenges operating on state-of-the-art quantum hardware provided by partners.

angelquantum.com

Atomionics

Atomionics is building atom-interferometry based sensingsystems for navigation and exploration. It aims to make themost reliable and accurate navigation system which workeverywhere – including underwater, underground and otherGPS-denied areas. Atomionics exploration systems enableprecisely pinpointing hydrocarbon and mineral reserves.

www.atomionics.com

Entropica Labs

Entropica uses quantum computing to solve the hardest enterprise optimisation problems, and uses optimisation to advance the performance of quantum computers. Entropica collaborates with leading quantum cloud providers to advance the technology and explore innovative application domains for quantum computation. Entropica’s current focus is to develop tools, algorithms and software for quantum optimisation.

www.entropicalabs.com

Horizon Quantum

Horizon Quantum is developing a new generation of programming tools to simplify and expedite the process of developing software for quantum computers. By removing the need for prior quantum computing experience to develop applications for quantum hardware, Horizon Quantum’s tools are making the power of quantum computing accessible to every software developer.

www.horizonquantum.com

RAQS Quantum

RAQS Quantum is a Singapore-based startup developing quantum-inspired solutions that make artificial intelligence faster, efficient and affordable. Their RAQS Tensor platform leverages tensor networks for optimisation and advanced data compression, enabling enterprises to reduce computational costs today and prepare them for the future of quantum computing. RAQS Quantum combines world-class quantum research with commercial usecases, while developing the next generation of edge AI hardware.

www.raqsquantum.com

Squareroot8 Technologies

Squareroot8 Technologies (SQRT8) is a quantum silicon photonics company that develops advanced microelectronic devices to perform cutting edge quantum information processing and communication applications. These devices’ core designs leverage research carried out at the NUS Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering. In 2023, SQRT8 enabled quantum-safe satellite communications using only a single-board module on-board a cubesat, demonstrating the potential of small form-factor quantum devices.

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