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KIST Connects South Korean Quantum Startups to Midwest Ecosystem Across Wisconsin and Chicago

Quantum Computing ReportOctober 6, 20262 min read

Four South Korean quantum startups, as part of the KIST Global Bridge Program, expanded their U.S. commercial strategy across Wisconsin and Illinois after Quantum World Congress 2026. The delegation engaged with various organizations to foster cross-border technology partnerships and market entry. This initiative is part of South Korea’s Deeptech Incubator Project for Startups (DIPS). The post KIST Connects South Korean Quantum Startups to Midwest Ecosystem Across Wisconsin and Chicago appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

Following Quantum World Congress (QWC) 2026, four South Korean quantum startups expanded their U.S. commercial strategy through the Global Bridge Program across Wisconsin and Illinois. Spearheaded by the…

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