SuperQubit Inc. Selected as Member of the Quantum Economic Development Consortium(QED-C)

Canadian Quantum Technology Innovator Joins Premier U.S. Industry Consortium Driving the National Quantum Initiative

MARKHAM, Ontario — June 24, 2026 — SuperQubit Inc., a Canadian developer of advanced quantum computing, post-quantum cybersecurity, and quantum telecommunication solutions, today announced it has been selected as a member of the Quantum Economic Development Consortium (QED-C), the premier industry-led organization supporting the development and growth of the global quantum technology ecosystem.

QED-C was established under the U.S. National Quantum Initiative Act and is supported by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST). Its membership includes Fortune 500 companies, national laboratories, universities, and pioneering startups that collectively shape the direction of quantum research, standards, and commercialization across North America and worldwide.

“Joining QED-C places SuperQubit at the heart of the global quantum industry. We are building real-world solutions at the intersection of quantum computing, postquantum cryptography, and quantum-secure communications. QED-C membership strengthens our access to leading researchers, policymakers, and enterprise partners who share our mission of making quantum technologies practical, secure, and accessible to businesses and governments today.”

Dr. Mark Luo,

Chief Operating Officer, SuperQubit Inc.

Strategic Significance of QED-C Membership

Membership in QED-C provides SuperQubit with direct participation in shaping quantum technology standards, government policy engagement, and collaborative research and development programs. As a QED-C member, SuperQubit will:

• Collaborate with leading quantum hardware and software companies, national labs, and academic institutions across the United States and Canada.

• Contribute to technical working groups focused on post-quantum cryptography migration, quantum networking, quantum sensing, and error correction.

• Access joint business development opportunities and co-marketing initiatives with fellow QEDC members.

• Engage directly with U.S. federal agencies including NIST, DARPA, DOE, and the National Quantum Coordination Office (NQCO).

• Accelerate SuperQubit’s roadmap for deploying enterprise-grade Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC) migration services to clients across financial services, government, critical infrastructure, and healthcare.

“The quantum era is not a distant horizon — it is arriving now, unevenly and urgently. Our work in quantum algorithms, PQC migration, and quantum-secure telecommunications demands that we collaborate with the best minds globally. QED-C is exactly that forum. We look forward to contributing our expertise and learning from our peers as we build solutions that protect and empower enterprises in the post-quantum world.”

Dr. Mousa Bahrami

Chief Technology Officer, SuperQubit Inc.

About SuperQubit Inc.

SuperQubit Inc. is a Canadian quantum technology company headquartered in Markham, Ontario. SuperQubit develops advanced quantum and artificial intelligence systems engineered for scalable real-world applications across enterprise, infrastructure, and next-generation computing. The company’s three core pillars are:

• Quantum Computing: Enabling real-world problem solving by combining quantum and classical computing power, augmented by artificial intelligence, with emphasis on optimization and simulation.

• Quantum Cybersecurity: Protecting digital communications and data from present-day and future quantum threats through a layered, adaptive cryptographic strategy combining classical and quantum-resistant (PQC) encryption per NIST FIPS 203/204/205.

• Quantum Telecommunications: Establishing communication channels that are provably secure against any computational threat, including future quantum computers, through Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) and quantum-secure networking protocols.

SuperQubit’s team combines deep expertise in quantum algorithms, group theory, post-quantum cryptography, and applied artificial intelligence. The company serves clients across financial services, government, critical infrastructure, healthcare, and manufacturing sectors in Canada, the United States, and internationally.

About QED-C

The Quantum Economic Development Consortium (QED-C) is an industry-led organization established under the U.S. National Quantum Initiative Act of 2018 and supported by NIST. QEDC’s mission is to enable and grow the U.S. quantum industry and supply chain. Its membership encompasses more than 200 organizations across private industry, academia, and national laboratories. QED-C facilitates collaborative technical working groups, government engagement, standards development, workforce programs, and international partnerships to accelerate the commercialization of quantum technologies. Learn more at quantumconsortium.org.