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QuEra develops neutral-atom quantum computers for research, enterprise, and high-performance computing. Its Aquila system has been available through Amazon Braket since 2022, while its 260-qubit Gemini computer is integrated with Japan’s ABCI-Q supercomputer. Founded on research from Harvard and MIT, the company is advancing quantum error correction and plans to make its Libra fault-tolerant system available through AWS in 2028

Gcore’s distributed network brings computing resources and digital content closer to users, helping reduce latency for streaming, gaming, and real-time applications. Its infrastructure spans more than 210 points of presence, a measure of the network’s global reach. Alongside content delivery, Gcore provides cloud and GPU infrastructure for AI workloads, plus security services for businesses operating across multiple regions

Qruise develops software that helps quantum hardware teams understand and tune their devices. QruiseML builds physics-based digital twins from experimental measurements to reveal sources of error, while QruiseOS automates characterization and calibration workflows. By connecting simulated behavior with real hardware data, researchers can adjust control settings and repeat experiments more efficiently as quantum processors become larger and harder to manage

Lumai uses beams of light moving through three-dimensional optical components to perform the matrix calculations central to AI models. Its optical matrix multiplier is designed to process many operations in parallel, addressing speed and energy limits of conventional electronic accelerators. The company is developing Lumai Iris, a hybrid optical-digital inference server that keeps optical computing focused on intensive calculations while electronic systems handle the remaining tasks

Vitrealab’s Quantum Light Chip uses microscopic optical waveguides and laser-based components to shape and direct light inside compact AR displays. By integrating key light-handling functions onto a photonic chip, the company aims to reduce the size and energy demands of conventional illumination systems while maintaining the brightness needed for wearable devices. Its technology targets light engines small enough for everyday AR glasses

Osome combines business incorporation, bookkeeping, and compliance services in one software-supported platform for entrepreneurs and growing companies. Its AI tools classify routine financial transactions, while professional accountants handle more complex cases and local regulatory requirements. The service brings together company administration and up-to-date financial reporting, reducing manual back-office work for founders operating in multiple markets

QDTI uses quantum sensors built into synthetic diamond to detect tiny amounts of biological material. Defects in the diamond act as highly sensitive magnetic detectors, allowing the platform to read signals from targeted proteins, nucleic acids, and cells. The company offers diagnostic instruments and sample-testing services, with an approach designed to reduce sample volume and simplify workflows in biomedical research and testing

Competera’s platform uses statistical models and neural networks to optimize retail pricing. Its Contextual AI technology analyzes more than 20 factors influencing demand, including competitor prices, seasonality, inventory levels, and customer behavior. Retailers can forecast the impact of price changes on sales and margins, test different scenarios, and manage pricing across online and physical stores

Basemark’s Rocksolid platform provides tools for developing AR navigation, head-up displays, and other in-vehicle interfaces. The company has delivered AR features for BMW and used Rocksolid tools in its collaboration with Lucid Motors on the Lucid Gravity. Building on its automotive expertise, Basemark is also expanding into defense and other applications requiring reliable, low-latency visualization

Acronis brings backup, disaster recovery, endpoint security, and management together in one cyber-protection platform. Its integrated approach allows IT teams and managed service providers to protect systems against both data loss and cyberattacks without maintaining separate tools for every task. With services delivered through more than 20,000 managed service providers, Acronis combines a broad technical product portfolio with established international distribution

Newo builds AI agents that handle customer calls, messages, bookings, and service requests for businesses. Agents can learn from a company's website, respond using its service information, and complete actions in connected booking or customer-management systems. The platform supports workflows for restaurants, dental practices, and other service businesses, moving beyond scripted chatbots toward conversations that result in completed tasks

Qnami develops quantum microscopes and diamond-based sensors that reveal magnetic properties of materials at the nanoscale. Its ProteusQ scanning NV microscope and Quantilever probes support research in semiconductors, spintronics, and advanced materials. Founded as a spin-off from the University of Basel’s Quantum Sensing Group, Qnami was acquired by scientific instrumentation company Quantum Design in 2026

Developers and financial platforms use Chainstack to connect to blockchain networks without operating their own nodes. Its managed infrastructure handles server deployment, traffic routing, and access to current and historical blockchain data. Dedicated and geographically distributed nodes support applications that require reliable performance, including digital wallets, decentralized finance platforms, trading systems, and blockchain analytics. Teams can build products without taking on the complexity of blockchain infrastructure management

Investbanq’s WealthOS platform brings portfolio management, investment analytics, and client services into one system for banks, asset managers, and family offices. Its AI tools support asset allocation, portfolio analysis, and risk assessment, while integrated workflows handle rebalancing, reporting, and client onboarding. The platform is designed to help financial institutions manage complex investment operations through a configurable software environment

Akhetonics is developing a digital processor that performs calculations using light instead of conventional electronic circuits. Its architecture brings optical logic, memory, and data transfer together, keeping information in the optical domain throughout processing. Built around proprietary photonic components, the processor targets demanding reasoning and optimization tasks while aiming to reduce the delays and energy use associated with moving data through electronic chips

AiNekko develops open-source processor designs that allow AI models to run directly on devices with limited power and computing resources. Engineers can adapt the number of processing cores, memory, and other components to suit particular applications, from robotics to embedded systems. By building on reusable hardware designs, the platform makes specialized AI chips more accessible without requiring teams to develop every element from scratch

Apricot Systems Ltd is a UK private limited company, number 13639708, incorporated on 23 September 2021 and registered at 24 Springfield Road, Teddington, Greater London

Beyond Aero is developing the BYA-I, a business aircraft designed from the ground up for hydrogen-electric propulsion. Hydrogen stored in onboard tanks feeds fuel cells that generate electricity for the aircraft’s electric motors, supported by batteries. The airframe, cooling, and electrical systems are engineered around this technology. With a target range of 800 nautical miles, the project builds on flight tests of the company’s smaller hydrogen-electric demonstrator

GenLots applies reinforcement learning to optimize how manufacturers purchase and replenish raw materials. Its software calculates when and how much to order, considering supplier discounts, storage costs, production requirements, and other purchasing constraints simultaneously. Developed from research at ETH Zurich, the technology integrates with existing enterprise planning systems, helping manufacturers reduce inventory costs while maintaining reliable material availability

Kebotix connects AI predictions with automated laboratory experiments to search for new chemicals and materials. Computational models identify promising candidates, robotic systems synthesize and test them, and the results feed back into the models to guide further experiments. This closed-loop approach helps researchers test ideas more systematically and reduce time spent on manual experimentation, while linking computational discovery to practical materials research

Kudu Med is developing an ultrasound-based charging system for implanted medical devices, including cardiac and neurostimulation implants. An external transmitter sends acoustic energy through tissue to a miniature receiver, which converts it into electricity to recharge the implant. The technology is intended to extend device life and reduce the need for repeat battery-replacement surgeries, potentially avoiding an additional procedure for patients

Living Carbon develops reforestation projects on former mine sites and degraded farmland, with the aim of delivering independently verified carbon removal. Microsoft has contracted to purchase 1.4 million tonnes of future carbon removal credits from its projects. Separately, Living Carbon is developing precision-bred, non-transgenic trees for higher-yield biomass feedstock, applying its forestry expertise to industrial supply chains

Ludenso helps textbook publishers add interactive digital content to existing print and digital titles without rebuilding them. Editors use Ludenso Studio to attach 3D models, videos, and other learning resources to textbook pages; students access them through the Ludenso Explore app. The platform also gives publishers engagement data, linking AR-based learning experiences with the practical needs of educational content production

Mentium Technologies develops ultra-low-power AI processors for devices with strict size, weight, and energy constraints. Its Luna co-processors run neural networks locally, with radiation-tolerant variants designed for space applications. The company has received NASA SBIR funding for its chip technology, and its Luna-R1 processor was selected for EarthTraq’s planned four-satellite ET-01 mission, bringing onboard AI closer to deployment

Morgen combines calendars, tasks, and scheduling in one planning workspace. Its AI Planner suggests when to work on priorities by considering available time, deadlines, and existing meetings, while integrations bring tasks from tools such as Todoist and Notion into the calendar. Users can review suggestions before scheduling them, keeping control of their day rather than handing every decision to an automated system

Nanos automates digital advertising for businesses that lack dedicated marketing teams. Its software analyzes a company's website, generates ad copy and targeting suggestions, and manages campaigns across search and social platforms from one dashboard. Machine-learning algorithms adjust budgets, keywords, and audiences as campaigns run. Developed by a team with roots in Disney Research and ETH Zurich, the platform makes sophisticated advertising workflows accessible to smaller businesses

Ora Computing develops algorithms that shrink large language models so they can run on less powerful hardware without a complete redesign. Its compression pipeline removes redundant model parameters, reduces numerical precision where possible, and retrains models to recover accuracy. The resulting models can be deployed on edge devices, private servers, or in the cloud, helping organizations reduce memory requirements and inference costs

PitchMe helps recruitment agencies turn outdated candidate databases into usable talent intelligence. Its PULSE product checks and enriches records in existing applicant tracking systems, keeping skills and career information current as candidates change roles. Recruiters can then search and match verified profiles more effectively without rebuilding their databases or manually researching every candidate. The platform integrates into established recruitment workflows

Qendra develops the electronics and software that coordinate experiments on trapped-ion and neutral-atom quantum computers. Its integrated system synchronizes laser pulses, cameras, microwave signals, and electrode voltages, helping researchers control qubits and collect measurements without assembling separate timing systems for every instrument. The hardware is designed to keep signals precise as experiments grow more complex and involve more devices

Resonance develops data, research, and media platforms for emerging technology markets. Its products include The Quantum Insider, Space Insider, and AI Insider, which combine industry reporting with structured company and market intelligence. The Resonance Intelligence Engine helps organize information from multiple sources for analysts, investors, and industry teams, supporting decisions in sectors where technical developments and commercial activity are difficult to track. Acquired by IonQ

SwingVision uses a smartphone or tablet camera to track play and analyze tennis and pickleball matches without specialized court hardware. Its computer-vision software identifies shots, estimates ball placement, and generates performance statistics, line calls, and video highlights. Players and coaches can review rallies and recurring patterns after a session, bringing tools once associated with professional match analysis to everyday training

Symulat is developing software intended to accelerate scientific and engineering simulations on conventional computing hardware. Its initial focus includes quantum-algorithm simulations, where modeling larger systems can require substantial computational resources. The company is working on methods to make such calculations more efficient without introducing a new hardware platform. Specific performance claims and product readiness remain to be independently substantiated

Typewise automates customer-service workflows with AI agents that can read requests, retrieve information from business systems, and complete routine tasks. A supervisory agent directs each case to the appropriate specialist, while human teams remain involved when judgment or approval is needed. Originating in language-prediction technology, the platform now focuses on resolving support requests end to end across existing enterprise tools