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The article details a new 12-month commercialization initiative specifically designed to accelerate quantum startups by providing access to specialized computing resources and national security applications. By leveraging partnerships with Quantinuum, Davidson Technologies, and local utility providers, the program aims to bridge the critical gap between scientific discovery in quantum mechanics and viable market solutions for sectors like grid reliability and defense.
CO.LAB Q offers 12 months to build a quantum business in Chattanooga
CO.LAB Q, a 12-month commercialization studio, helps quantum startups scale—applications are now open.
Beginning in November 2026, The Company Lab will launch CO.LAB Q, a 12-month commercialization studio designed to accelerate the development of quantum startups. The program connects founders with crucial infrastructure, including access to EPB Quantum’s quantum network, and technical expertise from founding partners Quantinuum and Davidson Technologies. “Quantum startups require specialized care because the path from scientific breakthrough to commercial success is unusually complex,” said Tasia Malakasis, CEO of The Company Lab, emphasizing the studio’s focus on bridging the gap between research and scalable businesses. CO.LAB Q: 12-Month Studio for Quantum Commercialization Providing both specialized computing resources and crucial insight into applications spanning commercial sectors…
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