Qunnect

Overview

Qunnect develops hardware and infrastructure for building quantum networks using existing telecommunications systems[1]. The company's hardware is designed to transform telecommunications infrastructure into scalable quantum networks[3]. Qunnect states that all of its hardware is built to operate at room temperature without sacrificing quantum performance[4]. The company's named product is the Qu-Source entangled photon source, which it says is designed to interface with the vast majority of quantum computing and sensing platforms[5]. Qunnect maintains facilities in New York, including the Carina Network Hub at 141 Flushing Ave., Suite 1110, New York City, 11205, and an R&D and manufacturing facility at 399 Sands St., Suite 701, Brooklyn, NY 11205[6]. The company states that it relies on a strong ecosystem and affiliation with institutions that have paved the way with decades of scientific research[7].

The company's own site places it in New York: Company lists 'Carina Network Hub' at 141 Flushing Ave., Suite 1110, New York City, 11205 as a contact address, and an R&D and Manufacturing. [2]

Qunnect's named product is the Qu-Source entangled photon source, which it says is designed to interface with the vast majority of quantum computing and sensing platforms. [5]

Qunnect lists two Brooklyn addresses: the Carina Network Hub at 141 Flushing Ave., Suite 1110, New York City, 11205 and an R&D and manufacturing facility at 399 Sands St., Suite 701, Brooklyn, NY 11205. [6]

Partnerships

Qunnect says it relies on "a strong ecosystem and affiliation with institutions that have paved the way with decades of scientific research". [7]