QUBIT TECHNOLOGIES and ORGANIZATIONS
ADIABATIC / ANNEALING
- D-WAVE
- NEC
- NORTHROP GRUMMAN
- QILIMANJARO
SUPERCONDUCTING
- ALIBABA / CAS
- ALICE&BOB
- AMAZON
- ANYON
- ATLANTIC QUANTUM
- BAIDU
- D-WAVE
- FUJITSU
- INFINEON
- INTEL
- IQM
- NEC
- NORD QUANTIQUE
- ORIGIN QUANTUM COMPUTING
- OXFORD QUANTUM CIRCUITS
- PLANCKIAN
- QOLAB
- QPIAI
- QUANTIC
- QUANTUM CIRCUITS INC
- QUANTWARE
- RAYTHEON BBN
- RIGETTI
- SEEQC
- SILICOFELLER
- TOSHIBA
TRAPPED ION
- ALPINE QUANTUM TECHNOLOGIES
- AQUABITS
- CRYSTAL QUANTUM COMPUTING
- ELEQTRON
- HON HAI (FOXCONN)
- HYO CO / HUAYO BOAO QUANTUM
- INFINEON
- IONQ
- NEQXT
- NEXTGENQ
- NXP SEMICONDUCTOR
- OXFORD IONICS
- PARITY QUANTUM COMPUTING
- QIKE QUANTUM
- QUANTINUUM / HONEYWELL
- QUANTUM ART
- QUDORA TECHNOLOGIES
- UNIVERSAL QUANTUM
- ZURIQ
COLD NEUTRAL / HELIUM ATOM
- ATOM COMPUTING
- ATOM QUANTUM LABS
- EEROQ
- INFLEQTION (EX COLDQUANTA)
- NANOFIBER QUANTUM TECHNOLOGIES
- PASQAL
- QUANTIFIER
- QUERA COMPUTING
SPIN / QUANTUM DOT / CMOS
- ARCHER MATERIALS
- ARQUE
- C12 QUANTUM ELECTRONICS
- DIRAQ
- EQUAL1
- HITACHI CAMBRIDGE LABORATORY
- HRL LABORATORIES
- INFINEON
- INTEL
- ORIGIN QUANTUM COMPUTING
- PHOTONIC
- QPIAI
- QUANTUM MOTION TECHNOLOGIES
- QUANTUM TRANSISTORS
- QUOBLY
- SEMIQON
- SILICON QUANTUM COMPUTING
- SILICON QUANTUM DOT
PHOTONIC
- BOSE QUANTUM / QBOSON
- MITRE
- NTT / JAPAN NII / UNIV. OF TOKYO
- ORCA COMPUTING
- PHOTONIC.
- PHOTONICSQ
- PSIQUANTUM
- Q.ANT
- QC82
- QCDESIGN
- QCI
- QUANDELA
- QUANFLUENCE
- QUANTUM SOURCE LABS
- QUBITEKK
- QUIX
- ROTONIUM
- SPARROW QUANTUM
- TOSHIBA
- TUNDRASYSTEMS GLOBAL
- TURINGQ
- XANADU
NV DIAMOND / NMR
- FUJITSU
- MITRE
- QUANTUM BRILLANCE
- QUANTUM TRANSISTORS
- SAXONQ
- SPINQ* (NMR)
- XEEDQ
TOPOLOGICAL
- MICROSOFT
- NOKIA BELL LABS
- QUOHERENT
Based on a pie chart infographic by Michel Kurek labeled Qbit Modalities on the version I saw. This one is labeled differently. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/michelkurek_quantum-quantumcomputing-quantumcomputer-activity-7140621985566318593-jU9Q/
I often wonder why people put information into hard to read, can't be simply copied for pasting, infographics (ie, charts) instead of simple, logical. regular text or tables. I find this regular text list much easier to read than a pie chart.
I'm not sure which spelling of qubit is preferred, qubit or qbit. My guess is qubit.
I think "modalities" is an oddball academic word less well understood than technology, method, or technique, so I used technologies instead of modalities.
