The Global Quantum Industry Group brings together hardware buyers, suppliers, and capital across the quantum computing ecosystem. Members hold one seat per company, at C-level.
The founding cohort of the Global Quantum Industry Group — the companies and investors that shaped the council from day one.
BTQ Technologies is a vertically integrated quantum technology company accelerating the transition from classical networks to the quantum internet. Its full-stack platform spans quantum computing hardware, middleware, and post-quantum security, targeting high-stakes sectors including finance, telecommunications, logistics, life sciences, and defense.
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55 North is the world's largest dedicated quantum technology venture capital fund, headquartered in Copenhagen and backed by Denmark's EIFO and Novo Holdings. It invests stage-agnostically from Seed to Series B across quantum computing, sensing, and communications, with a portfolio including IQM, Kiutra, and QMatter.
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Bluefors is the world leader in manufacturing cryogenic measurement systems, cryocoolers, and cryogenic product lines for quantum technology. It is the preferred choice for ultra-low-temperature requirements at universities, research institutes, and corporations globally.
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kiutra makes cryogenics accessible, delivering fast, easy access to kelvin and millikelvin temperatures for quantum systems. Its helium-3-free systems use continuous Adiabatic Demagnetization Refrigeration (cADR) — the only commercially available alternative to helium-3-based dilution refrigeration — removing a major supply risk for scaling quantum technology.
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QuantrolOx is a quantum computing automation company spun out from the University of Oxford. Its control software automates the tuning, calibration, and characterisation of quantum processors — cutting bring-up times by more than 100× and letting a single expert manage multiple quantum computers.
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Scope is a specialist talent partner for the deep-tech companies building what comes next. Its focus is quantum — hardware engineers, quantum scientists, control systems specialists, and algorithm developers — working across the full stack from qubit design to QEC and quantum software toolchains. That specificity is why Scope surfaces specialist candidates that generalist recruiters never find. Services: Deep Tech Recruitment and Talent Services.
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Anchored In was founded by Anke Lohmann to translate scientific discoveries and inventions into real-world impact — championing real innovation over mere optics. Drawing on years of experience across government and corporate roles, its team helps deep-tech and quantum organisations turn breakthroughs into meaningful, executable outcomes.
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Qilimanjaro Quantum Tech is a Barcelona-based full-stack quantum computing company developing analog and coherent quantum annealing processors and quantum-as-a-service solutions for optimisation and simulation problems across industry and science.
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TNO (Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research) is the Dutch national research and technology organisation. A co-founder of the QuTech quantum research centre, TNO works across semiconductors and quantum technologies — from EUV lithography to quantum hardware — and contributes to national and European quantum roadmaps.
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