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Error Corp creates software products to suppress noise and efficiently correct errors in quantum computers. By harnessing artificial intelligence and proprietary algorithms, the company strives to accelerate the era of fault-tolerant quantum computing and enable broad quantum computational advantage.

QC82 develops scalable integrated photonic quantum computers for valuable commercial applications in quantum simulations. The company addresses key technical challenges with proprietary room-temperature photon detectors, on-chip photonic quantum machines, and a unique architecture for scalable, fault-tolerant quantum systems.

Qubit by Qubit (QxQ) is a nonprofit providing accessible quantum education to foster diversity and train future quantum leaders. With a reach of over 20,000 learners across the US and 130 countries, over 55% from underrepresented backgrounds, QxQ supports innovation, shared prosperity, and social mobility through inclusive learning for all.

Nanofiber Quantum Technologies (NanoQT) specializes in developing quantum processing units (QPUs) that utilize a proprietary nanofiber cavity Quantum Electrodynamics (QED) system. The company aims to advance connected QPUs that serve as quantum repeaters and distributed computational units. NanoQT operates in Tokyo, Japan, as well as California and Maryland, USA.

RadBio-Q specializes in developing innovative strategies for technology convergence by integrating life sciences, physical sciences, engineering, and computational science with artificial intelligence (AI). The company focuses on AI applications for precision medicine and biotechnology solutions, driving the future of predictive healthcare technologies.