Quantum Research International (QRI) is a technology company based in Huntsville, Alabama, with over 30 years of experience supporting Army, missile, and space customers. QRI builds, launches, operates, and exploits systems in the space domain. They offer services and solutions to modernize and sustain ground operations, produce responsive and low-cost nano-satellites, and protect the space enterprise against attack. They support military and civilian operations including position, navigation, and timing (PNT), Intelligence, Surveillance, and Reconnaissance (ISR), and Satellite Communications (SATCOM).
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Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory collaborates with industry and the quantum research ecosystem to fabricate and test quantum devices, develop software and algorithms, and build prototypes of computers and networks.
The 2024 State of Australian Quantum report said the Australian quantum sector had attracted more than $1 billion in quantum research and commercialisation investment.
Dr. Mona Nemer stated that Canada is a top-five country in quantum research, including in space-related quantum research.
Dr. Mona Nemer recommended that Canada should double down on quantum research and capabilities.
Quantum Research International has been contracted by the U.S. Space Force Space Rapid Capabilities Office under IDIQ multi-year task orders to develop ground systems software for the R2C2 program.
The U.S. Congress created the National Quantum Initiative in 2018 to secure funding for quantum research and development.
Two of the quantum research grants focused on using quantum computing to tackle challenges in GPS resistance during navigation.