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This article focuses on strategic partnerships and commercial expansion within the quantum computing sector, specifically highlighting Korean startups' entry into the U.S. market through collaborations with major vendors like D-Wave and Microsoft. The primary subject is clearly quantum technology, detailing advancements in hardware integration, supply chain formation, and the establishment of new operational headquarters for quantum entities.

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KIST Delegation at Quantum World Congress 2026 Advances Korean Quantum Startup Ecosystem and U.S. Market Entry

Quantum Computing ReportSeptember 29, 20262 min read

A delegation from the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) attended the Quantum World Congress (QWC) 2026, fostering international partnerships and U.S. market entry for Korean quantum startups. KIST secured collaborations with entities like D-Wave Systems and Microsoft, aiming to bolster the quantum industry. Notably, OptiQ-Labs is set to establish a U.S. East Coast headquarters, marking a significant step in the global commercialization of Korean quantum technologies. The post KIST Delegation at Quantum World Congress 2026 Advances Korean Quantum Startup Ecosystem and U.S. Market Entry appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

The Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST) led a delegation of South Korean quantum deep-tech startups at the Quantum World Congress (QWC) 2026 in College Park, Maryland. Operating under South Korea’s…

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