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QuantumCT has established a physical innovation hub in New Haven to commercialize quantum research and expand its NSF-funded ecosystem. The initiative focuses on translating scientific discoveries into practical applications while developing a skilled workforce through partnerships with local universities and industries. This expansion represents a significant step toward building a sustainable quantum technology infrastructure in Connecticut.
QuantumCT Opens New Haven Innovation Hub to Build Connecticut’s Quantum Technology Ecosystem

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — QuantumCT celebrated the opening of its new home at 101 College Street, establishing a central hub for building Connecticut’s quantum technology ecosystem and moving scientific discoveries from the laboratory into practical applications. By bringing together researchers, entrepreneurs, startups, corporate partners, students, and workforce organizations, QuantumCT aims to accelerate the creation […]
QuantumCT opened a 4,500-square-foot headquarters and incubator in New Haven to support quantum technology commercialization, startup growth and workforce development in Connecticut. Its quantum technologies engine has received $15 million from the National Science Foundation and is eligible for up to $160 million over 10 years, contingent on sufficient progress. QuantumCT plans to expand into a 30,000-square-foot facility with laboratories and launched Chai & Quantum, a community series aimed at making quantum science accessible. PRESS RELEASE — QuantumCT celebrated the opening of its new home at 101 College Street, establishing a central hub for building Connecticut’s quantum technology ecosystem and moving scientific discoveries from the laboratory into practical applications. By bringing together researchers, entrepreneurs, startups, corporate partners, students, and workforce organizations, QuantumCT aims to accelerate the creation of quantum-enabled goods and services, grow new and existing companies, and create…
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