Qunnect is a private company building in quantum-technology, founded in 2017. Its shares do not trade on a public exchange.
Qunnect has no published valuation.
Qunnect is a quantum networking company based in Brooklyn, New York, founded in 2017, that builds hardware to turn existing telecommunications fiber into quantum networks. Its Carina product suite creates, buffers and preserves entangled photons at room temperature in a standard server rack, alongside devices such as QU-MEM, the world's first commercial quantum memory launched in 2021, plus QU-SOURCE, QU-LOCK and QU-APC.
Qunnect has deployed metropolitan quantum networks in New York City, on its own GothamQ testbed, and in Berlin with Deutsche Telekom's T-Labs, and it counts customers across financial services, telecommunications, energy infrastructure and defense and intelligence sectors.
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