CALGARY, Alberta, October 27 2025 -- SuperQ Quantum Computing Inc. has announce the Company’s continued expansion into quantum hardware R&D through active participation in Canada’s national semiconductor and quantum innovation ecosystem, alongside new ecosystem-building activities at NVIDIA GTC in Washington, DC.

Deepening Quantum Hardware Capabilities via FABrIC

SuperQ participated in FABrIC’s “Build Your Own Superconducting Quantum Device” workshop hosted at the University of Waterloo’s Institute for Quantum Computing. The week-long program powered by CMC Microsystems and FABrIC, Canada’s semiconductor innovation network, was delivered by leading global scientists and practitioners in superconducting quantum technologies.

Superconducting quantum devices currently dominate much of the quantum computing world and play a significant role in the quantum sensing landscape. SuperQ’s engagements last week further expanded the Company’s R&D efforts in quantum sensing and computing hardware. As an accepted member of FABrIC, SuperQ is building collaborations with researchers, fabrication partners, and downstream users throughout the network to accelerate development and commercialization pathways. Additional updates on technical milestones and collaborations are expected in due course.

Dr. Muhammad Khan, CEO and Board Chair of SuperQ Quantum, commented: “Hardware and software co-design is central to unlocking real-world quantum and supercomputing value. Our hands-on participation at the University of Waterloo – at the intersection of superconducting device design, fabrication, and measurement – complements SuperQ’s existing work in quantum sensing and hybrid quantum computing. We will continue to be the commercialization gateway and enabler for other quantum technology companies not only through our Super platform but soon also through our hardware.”

Organizing Meetup at NVIDIA GTC in Washington

This week, Dr. Khan is organizing a community meetup titled “Quantum, AI and High-performance Computing: Intersection Opportunities” at NVIDIA GTC in Washington, DC. Happening Wednesday, October 29th at 11:00 a.m. ET, the session is inspired by the work SuperQ is driving by combining quantum, AI, and high-performance computing. The goal is to extend dialogue, share ideas with practitioners and policymakers, and identify collaboration opportunities across government, industry, and academia.

As one of the world’s largest technology gatherings, NVIDIA GTC provides powerful visibility into SuperQ’s platform innovations and ecosystem partnerships. SuperQ will be on the ground in Washington, DC throughout the event meeting innovators, policymakers, and end users to advance adoption of its Super platform and Quantum Super Hubs model.