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What is the value of QCi with QPhoton?
The combination of QCi and QPhoton delivers the first ready-to-run broadly accessible and affordable quantum photonic systems (QPS) that can be used by non-quantum experts, anywhere, for real-world business applications.
Qatalyst is a ready-to-run quantum optimization software that can be used to solve complex computations by today’s business experts and programmers, with no need for an elite workforce trained in highly specialized, complex and expensive quantum dev development for algorithms, software and orchestration. Qatalyst also delivers vendor-neutral access to a wide range of QPUs and CPUs with no hardware/vendor lock-in.
QPhoton’s QPU is a ready-to-run photonic system that delivers a dramatically lower, highly affordable TCO-Q, enabling a much broader range of deployment scenarios by today’s business users. These QPUs can be deployed anywhere, run at room temperature, are stable in most environments and maintain coherence. Contrast this to early NISC QPUs that require supercomputer-like TCO-Q and deployment due to hyper-cooling, instability wrt environmental interference and issues with decoherence.
What value does QCi deliver to the market?
The blending of Qatalyst and QPhoton dramatically expands QCi’s addressable market for quantum computing, enabling a diverse set of businesses to be able to afford and use quantum computers. This accelerates and expands quantum adoption beyond today’s expensive and highly specialized quantum computers from alternative vendors.
QPhoton brings innovative photonic quantum computers to QCi. They flexibly process as a Photonic QC, a Gate Model QC or as an annealing QC. This enables QCi to solve a wide range of quantum problems for a variety of applications with a ready-to-run, significantly lower cost quantum system.
Why would a software company buy a hardware company?
The blending of Qatalyst and QPhoton dramatically expands QCi’s addressable market for quantum computing, enabling a diverse set of businesses to be able to afford and use quantum computers. This accelerates and expands quantum adoption beyond today’s expensive and highly specialized quantum computers from alternative vendors.
QPhoton brings innovative photonic quantum computers to QCi. They flexibly process as a Photonic QC, a Gate Model QC or as an annealing QC. This enables QCi to solve a wide range of quantum problems for a variety of applications with a ready-to-run, significantly lower cost quantum system.
What is Quantum Computing Inc.’s stock symbol?
Our stock is traded on NASDAQ under the symbol QUBT.
Where is Quantum Computing incorporated?
The company was re-domiciled to the state of Delaware on February 23, 2018.
Where is Quantum Computing located?
215 Depot Court SE
Suite 215
Leesburg, VA 20175
When is Quantum Computing’s fiscal year end?
The last day of our fiscal year is December 31. Our fiscal quarters end on March 31, June 30, September 30, and December 31.
Who is Quantum Computing’s transfer agent?
Worldwide Stock Transfer
1 University Plaza
Suite 505
Hackensack, NJ 07601
201-820-2008
www.wwstr.com
Who is Quantum Computing’s independent auditor?
BF Borgers CPA PC
5400 West Cedar Avenue
Lakewood, CO 80226
Tel (303) 953-1454
www.bfbcpa.us
Who is Quantum Computing’s outside legal counsel?
Lucosky Brookman LLP
101 Wood Avenue South, 5th Floor
Woodbridge, NJ 08830
Tel (732) 395-4400
www.lucbro.com
Who is Quantum Computing’s outside investor relations contact?
Ron Both or Grant Stude
CMA Investor Relations
+1 (949) 432-7566
Email Contact
Who is Quantum Computing’s outside media contact?
FTG Media
FTGdigital.com
+1-647-715-1774
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Investor contact
Transfer agent:
ClearTrust, LLC
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(813) 235-4490
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Formerly Worldwide Stock Transfer (acquired by ClearTrust)