QUANTUM NETWORKING

Connecting to the Future

Government, research, and technology industry leaders have brought quantum computing from the realm of science to the gateway of commercialization. The next step is to harness the power of different types of qubits through quantum connectivity spanning multiple systems to solve our toughest compute problems.

ABOUT

Blending quantum, materials, and optics science into the technology of tomorrow

The memQ team brings deep expertise in the key areas needed to develop quantum technologies into market realities.

Built upon rich competency spanning quantum science and engineering, advanced materials science and engineering, integrated photonics chip production, and high-performance computing, our team boasts the credentials and track record required to successfully deliver the industry’s first extensible quantum network architecture.

TECHNOLOGY

Embracing an extensible quantum network architecture

Entangling matter qubits with light for connectivity over a range of distances.

Providing stability, control, and a path toward enhanced entanglement link fidelity though massive multiplexing.

Switching, routing, modulation, and control of the quantum channel that scales with the number of nodes and qubits.

Network Interface Control

allows the extraction of qubits from QPUs in the form of photons

Memory Modules

provide the ability to hold and act upon qubits in memory state across the network

Network Control

allows addressing of atoms through laser modulation throughout the network

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CATALYSTS FOR QUANTUM NETWORKING

The power of quantum connectivity

Scale

Enabling a modular approach to qubit density within a system, a datacenter, or a network

Resilience

Providing entangled states across distance to ensure fault-tolerance of the quantum resource

Compatibility

Allowing modularity and resource sharing across the quantum network regardless of QPU modality or location

The next big quantum challenge

Extending and connecting quantum systems at scale

News

memQ and quantum changing the world

memQ Announces Series A Funding to Drive Extensible Quantum Networking

memQ Announces Innovative Software Stack Enabling Clustered Quantum Computing

A full-stack simulation framework for distributed quantum processors with CUDA-Q

memQ Featured in White House OSTP Highlights report

Sean to speak at Chicago Quantum Summit 2025

Quantum computing arrives at the Chicago South side with PICs & Shovels

memQ hosts Quantum Networking Bootcamp at Quantum World Congress

memQ Is Shaping the Quantum Landscape With Ansys

memQ Strengthens Advisory Board with Appointment of Quantum Industry Luminary Professor David Awschalom

memQ Delivers Integration of Advanced Quantum Computing Components with Commercial Foundry

memQ Secures Government Awards for Quantum Network Development

McKinsey’s Quantum Technology Monitor Distilled: The Rise of Quantum Networking

Scaling Quantum Networks

The Advent of Distributed Quantum Computing

memQ presents at JETRO’s Quantum Innovation Exchange

memQ’ s new Quantum State

memQ presents xQNA advancements at the STAC summit

Sean Sullivan featured at Argonne OutLoud

memQ Delivers 2nd Gen Quantum Control Chips, Advancing Long-Distance Entanglement

memQ Presents xQNA Advancements at OFC 2025

Manish Singh joins the group of quantum leaders

Charles Foley is the new Chairman of the memQ’s Board of Directors

memQ joined Optica’s Online Industry Meeting on Quantum Communication

Our CTO, Sean Sullivan has deep roots in the Chicago South Works site

memQ achieved a full 300mm wafer

memQ awarded a QED-C/NIST

memQ wins a NASA Phase I STTR

memQ participated in the LEEP Summit

memQ at the SPIE Sensors conference 

memQ CEO Joins DARPA discussion on Quantum and Post-Silicon Innovation

memQ unveils industry-first Er-atom based telecom C-band emitter

University of Chicago Highlights memQ Co-Founder Manish Singh in Alumni Profile

memQ publishes in Applied Physics Letters

memQ participates in QED-C Plenary

memQ joined mHub

memQ Highlighted in CQE Article