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Quantum computing could massively transform entire industries by solving problems far too complex for even the most powerful classical computers, often in mere minutes or seconds. So, it’s no surprise that corporations and governments all around the world are investing billions of dollars in its future. All of which is driving substantial investor interest in stocks, such as SuperQ Quantum Computing Inc. (CSE: QBTQ) (OTCQB: QBTQF), Rigetti Computimg (NASDAQ: RGTI), IBM (NYSE: IBM), D-Wave Systems (NYSE: QBTS), and Quantum Computing (NASDAQ: QUBT).
IBM plans to invest $150 billion in the United States over the next five years to expand its quantum and AI capabilities. Nvidia continues to invest billions in quantum computing startups. Alphabet and Microsoft are allocating substantial resources toward developing proprietary quantum platforms. In addition, according to Forbes, global public investment in quantum computing now exceeds $55 billion, led by China. Europe is rapidly catching up. Germany has announced more than $3 billion in funding by 2026. France has committed nearly $2 billion to train 5,000 quantum engineers and create 30,000 new jobs. In the United States, the National Quantum Initiative Act authorizes $1.2 billion over five years for research and development.
Look at SuperQ Quantum Computing Inc. (CSE: QBTQ) (OTCQB: QBTQF), For Example.
SuperQ Quantum Computing Inc. just announced a series of high‑impact ecosystem milestones that strengthen its position at the intersection of health innovation, advanced infrastructure, and national deep tech networks. SuperQ’s Vice President, Global Ecosystems, Renae Barlow, delivered an invited talk and joined a panel at the Canada HealthTech Innovation Symposium 2025, while CEO and Board Chair, Dr. Muhammad Khan, was invited to the Future Summit, a curated gathering of global policy makers, innovators and investors. In parallel, SuperQ was featured as a new member of Deep Tech Canada and highlighted in the Canadian Quantum Directory, underscoring SuperQ’s growing role in Canada’s deep tech and quantum ecosystems.
Deep Tech Canada Membership and Canadian Quantum Directory Listing Amplify National Ecosystem Role
SuperQ was recently welcomed by Deep Tech Canada as a new member of its national deep tech network and featured across Deep Tech Canada’s news and digital channels. SuperQ and its Super Hubs are also listed in the Canadian Quantum Directory, a national resource that maps Canada’s leading quantum companies, hubs and initiatives. Deep Tech Canada is the largest recognized tech ecosystem in the country. It aims to further Canada’s global leadership in deep tech such as AI and quantum technologies, and promote Canadian innovation through trade missions, partnerships, and events.
These developments signal national recognition of SuperQ’s role in quantum and supercomputing innovation, including its Super™ platform and global Super Hub model. These also integrate SuperQ into a pan‑Canadian community of startups, scaleups, research institutions, investors and ecosystem builders focused on deep technologies.
“Being welcomed into Deep Tech Canada and featured in the Canadian Quantum Directory is an important validation of the path we’re on,” added Dr. Muhammad Khan, CEO and Board Chair of SuperQ. “It connects our Super Hubs and Super™ platform into a broader national fabric – from healthtech and critical infrastructure to climate and advanced manufacturing – where Canada aims to lead in deep tech.”
Showcasing Quantum & Hybrid Supercomputing for Healthcare at Canada HealthTech Innovation Symposium
The Canada HealthTech Innovation Symposium 2025 is a national conference focused on “Fueling Health Innovation through AI,” and was held from November 20-21, 2025, at the Calgary Marriott Downtown Hotel. It brought together 50+ sponsors and exhibitors, 50+ speakers, 16+ hours of content and 150+ organizations across healthcare, AI, biotech, and digital health.
As part of this national platform, SuperQ’s Vice President, Global Ecosystems, Renae Barlow – listed as a featured speaker on the symposium site – delivered a dedicated presentation and joined a high‑level panel:
Presentation – November 20, 2025
Title: Building Canada’s Health Innovation Capacity with Quantum and Hybrid Supercomputing
Barlow showcased how SuperQ’s Super™ platform – a natural‑language “ChatGPT equivalent of quantum and supercomputing” that unifies quantum, AI, and high‑performance computing – can support:
- Faster discovery, including complex multi‑parameter optimization and simulation workloads
- Smarter system and capacity planning across hospitals and regional health systems
- Real‑time decision support using hybrid quantum–classical workflows
Framed around the symposium’s message that “quantum is no longer on the horizon – it is here,” the talk highlighted how health innovators can access quantum‑enabled capabilities today through SuperQ’s platform and Super Hubs, without needing specialized quantum expertise.
Panel – November 21, 2025
Title: From Prototype to Patient Care – Leveraging Simulation for Medical Device Validation
Moderated by Alitta Tait, CEO of Cherry Health, the panel explored how advanced simulation is compressing timelines from R&D prototypes to validated medical devices. Panelists included: Emilio Violato, Research Associate, NAIT (CAMS), Ursula Mann, Principal & Chief Patient Officer, Patient Voice Partners and Renae Barlow.
Barlow brought a quantum and hybrid supercomputing lens to the discussion, outlining how SuperQ’s platform can:
- Enhance multi‑physics and multi‑scenario simulations underpinning device validation
- Support sensitivity analysis and optimization across thousands of design parameters
- Provide an accessible, cloud‑based environment to co‑develop and test new healthtech solutions with clinicians, engineers, and regulators.
“Canada is rapidly emerging as a healthtech powerhouse, and Alberta is positioning itself as a hub where AI, quantum, and healthcare meet,” said Ms. Barlow. “The Canada HealthTech Innovation Symposium brings together the right mix of clinicians, innovators, investors and policy leaders. Our Super™ platform is already showing how quantum and hybrid supercomputing can de‑risk medical device innovation, strengthen system‑wide planning, and make advanced computation usable at the point of care.”
SuperQ CEO Invited to Future Summit: Representing Quantum in a Curated Global Tech Forum
SuperQ’s CEO and Board Chair, Dr. Muhammad Khan, was invited to the Future Summit, an exclusive three‑day gathering in Calgary from November 18-20 2025 for senior executives, investors, founders, and policy makers. Future Summit is designed for leaders who “don’t just predict the future – they build it,” with curated roundtables, executive lounges, and invite‑only dealmaking environments.
SuperQ Quantum participated as a representative of the quantum technologies and advanced compute sector. Throughout the Summit, Dr. Khan engaged with:
- Government leaders and policy makers, exploring how quantum‑enabled infrastructure can support national AI strategies, resilient supply chains and critical systems
- Data centre builders and infrastructure partners, focused on designing “quantum‑ready” facilities capable of hosting mixed quantum–classical workloads and high‑density GPU clusters
- Potential enterprise and public sector users in energy, finance, health, logistics and smart cities, interested in leveraging SuperQ’s Super™ platform for high‑value problems that exceed traditional computing limits
“Future Summit is deliberately designed around serious, outcome‑oriented conversations between decision‑makers,” said Dr. Khan. “Representing quantum and hybrid supercomputing in this forum allowed us to connect national AI strategies, critical infrastructure and real‑world industry problems. Across our discussions, one theme was clear: quantum‑ready compute is becoming a strategic necessity.”
Other related developments from around the markets include:
Rigetti Computing, a pioneer in full-stack quantum-classical computing, announced today that it is supporting NVIDIA NVQLink, NVIDIA’s new open platform for integrating AI supercomputing with quantum computers. Rigetti is exhibiting its collaboration with NVIDIA NVQLink at the Quantum Computing Pavilion at NVIDIA GTC Washington, D.C. NVIDIA GTC attendees can also view a full-scale demonstration of a Rigetti quantum computer in NVIDIA’s booth throughout the event. It is widely believed that utility-scale quantum computing will be realized through the tight integration of quantum computers with classical computing systems. Rigetti’s quantum computing processors, which are powered by superconducting qubits, are ideal for hybrid systems given their fast gate speeds and scalability. “Rigetti is proud to work with NVIDIA in support of the rapidly evolving quantum ecosystem,” says Dr. Subodh Kulkarni, Rigetti CEO. “By providing low latency and high throughput of quantum hardware and AI supercomputing, NVQLink is a very promising resource to accelerate hybrid computation development as we work towards quantum advantage.”
IBM announced it has been selected for Stage B, the second of three stages of the Quantum Benchmarking Initiative led by DARPA, the United States Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. As the independent research and development arm of the U.S. Department of Defense, DARPA’s work focuses on identifying, creating, and supporting transformational, high-reward technologies for national security. In 2024, DARPA launched the Quantum Benchmarking Initiative (QBI) to determine the feasibility of building an industrially fault-tolerant quantum computer whose computational value exceeds its cost. The program is designed to rigorously validate and verify multiple approaches towards delivering such a quantum computer by 2033. “IBM’s progression to Stage B of DARPA’s Quantum Benchmarking Initiative is a firm validation of IBM’s approach to delivering a large-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computer,” said Jay Gambetta, Director of IBM Research. “IBM has publicly laid out our comprehensive plan and roadmap to scale quantum computers towards fault-tolerance. As the industry advances, we look forward to working with DARPA as they continue an unbiased review of potential viable strategies across the field.”
D-Wave Systems a leader in quantum computing systems, software, and services, and Davidson Technologies, Inc., a mission-driven technology company supporting U.S. Department of Defense and aerospace customers, announced today that D-Wave’s Advantage2TM quantum computer is now operational at Davidson’s headquarters in Huntsville, Alabama. The system is expected to address mission-critical U.S. government problems, particularly in national defense, and will eventually run sensitive applications. This launch marks a major milestone in a multi-year agreement and technology collaboration between D-Wave and Davidson to accelerate quantum computing adoption and deployment among U.S. government agencies. D-Wave and Davidson are already exploring quantum use cases in areas such as radar detection, resource deployment, military logistics optimization, materials science, AI and national security.
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