Quantum Computing Inc. (Nasdaq: QUBT) is a vertically integrated quantum technology company focused on photonics and semiconductor manufacturing. The company delivers room-temperature quantum machines, photonics products, and advanced packaging services, operating across foundry services for photonic chips and semiconductor manufacturing. QCi's portfolio spans photonic and electronic components, subsystems, and full-stack systems including the Dirac-3 quantum optimization machine, NeuraWave photonic reservoir computing platform for AI inference, and quantum secure communications systems. The company serves government, defense, educational, and commercial customers across markets including high-performance computing, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, aerospace and defense, and advanced sensing and imaging. Through its 2026 acquisitions of Luminar Semiconductor, NuCrypt, and NHanced Semiconductors, QCi has expanded its U.S.-based manufacturing capabilities to include advanced packaging foundry services (Fab 2). The company holds approximately $1.3 billion in cash, cash equivalents and investments, with a contract backlog of approximately $42.5 million. Updated
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