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Halo lists 213 quantum computing organizations with a page on the network, 34 of them universities and research institutions. They include University of Tennessee, Knoxville and University of Toronto, ordered by how many quantum computing technologies each one has. Open the quantum computing technologies hub to see all of them.
The University of Tennessee, Knoxville (UT) serves as a central engine of economic growth and industry partnership in Tennessee, leveraging deep collaborations with federal laboratories, private…
Comprehensive public research university in Toronto, Canada, with health system integration, innovation-district adjacency, co-op talent pipelines, dedicated technology transfer, and startup…
The Catholic University of America is a private research university in Washington, D.C., with core labs, contract research capabilities, a tech transfer office, and proximity to federal agencies.
Private research university in Durham, NC, with an integrated academic health system, shared core facilities, proximity to Research Triangle Park, dedicated tech transfer, and large-scale clinical…
Comprehensive public research university in Hamilton, Ontario, with a research and technology park, core research facilities, integrated hospital partnerships, an engineering co‑op pipeline, and…
QC Ware Corp provides enterprise software and services for quantum computing, including Promethium (DFT-based scoring for drug discovery) and QC Ware Forge for quantum algorithm development and…
Quarta Inc. is a Toronto-based IT company specializing in custom software development, advanced machine learning, and big data management, with a core focus on real-time anomaly detection and…
Qunova Computing is a South Korean developer of hybrid quantum-classical algorithms for chemistry and materials science.
Autonomous engineering college in Bengaluru, India with industry‑sponsored labs and centers of excellence, incubation and entrepreneurship support, an IP coordination office, and robust internship…
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Every organization on this page has at least one quantum computing technologies solution on Halo owned by a member of its team. 34 are universities and research institutions; the rest are companies. The order follows how many quantum computing technologies each one has, and every name links through to its page on the platform. Partnering runs through fee-for-service work, co-development, licensing, and sponsored research. The full solution set, with the counts and the research areas behind it, sits on the quantum computing technologies hub.
Halo lists 213 quantum computing organizations, including University of Tennessee, Knoxville, University of Toronto, and Catholic University of America. The order follows how many quantum computing technologies each one has, and the page was last updated on Nov 2, 2026.
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