CHICAGO, IL & BLUE BELL, PA — Unisys (NYSE: UIS) has officially joined the Chicago Quantum Exchange (CQE), establishing a strategic partnership designed to accelerate the development and adoption of quantum technology in industry-specific applications. The collaboration also aims to foster quantum talent and strengthen the Illinois-Wisconsin-Indiana quantum ecosystem.
Leveraging its expertise in fields such as logistics, meteorology, financial modeling, and cryptography, Unisys brings significant experience to the table, enhancing CQE’s efforts to address complex business challenges with innovative quantum solutions.
“Unisys shares our deep commitment to developing quantum technology solutions and exploring ways to benefit from its many applications through collaboration, workforce development, and strong communication between academic researchers and industry,” said David Awschalom, director of the Chicago Quantum Exchange and Liew Family Professor of Molecular Engineering and Physics at the University of Chicago. “We are delighted to welcome Unisys and look forward to working together to advance quantum information science and technology.”
The CQE, based at the University of Chicago and supported by leading institutions such as the Department of Energy’s Argonne National Laboratory and Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory, is a hub for quantum innovation and research. By joining the CQE, Unisys gains access to top quantum researchers, educational workshops, and collaborative initiatives that drive industry breakthroughs.
Mike Thomson, president and COO of Unisys, emphasized the significance of the partnership, stating, “This collaboration between Unisys and the CQE demonstrates our commitment to pushing the boundaries of quantum while underscoring the goal of delivering tailored solutions for industry-specific challenges. The partnership enables Unisys to engage with top-tier talent, stay at the forefront of quantum innovation, and exchange expertise within the CQE network.”
The partnership marks a significant step in advancing the quantum ecosystem, as CQE hosts over 50 partners including major universities, nonprofit organizations, and corporate entities.
Looking Ahead
Through its partnership with the CQE, Unisys is poised to shape the future of quantum technology, driving both research and practical applications for industries. This collaboration signals a new phase in the evolution of quantum solutions, bolstering innovation and potentially transforming business landscapes globally.
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