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This article details a strategic expansion initiative by Korean quantum startups facilitated by KIST to access U.S. Midwest commercialization ecosystems in Wisconsin and Chicago. The program specifically targets bridging the gap between laboratory research and industrial manufacturing through partnerships with local hubs like the Chicago Quantum Exchange and Illinois IQMP.

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Korea Institute connects Korean quantum startups with Midwest hubs

Quantum ZeitgeistOctober 6, 20263 min read

Following Quantum World Congress 2026 in Maryland, four Korean quantum startups expanded their U.S. market engagement through the Global Bridge Program, spanning Wisconsin and Chicago. Spearheaded by the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST), the initiative connected the startups with accelerators, researchers, commercialization hubs and industry partners.

Four Korean quantum startups are expanding into the U.S. market following direct engagement with Midwest innovation hubs through the Global Bridge Program. Spearheaded by the Korea Institute of Science and Technology (KIST), the initiative culminated in a pitch session with gener8tor co-founders Troy Vosseller and Joe Kirgues, providing startups access to U.S. accelerators and venture platforms. This program falls under…

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