QCi’s quantum CEO & CFO to present at NYC investor conference

Quantum Computing Inc., trading on the Nasdaq as QUBT, will send its leadership to New York City for the Lake Street Capital Markets 10th Annual Best Ideas Growth Conference on September 10. Chief Executive Officer Dr. QCi, a vertically integrated company with operations in Arizona, California, Illinois, Indiana, Massachusetts, North Carolina, Virginia, and its headquarters in New Jersey, focuses on photonics and semiconductor manufacturing to deliver scalable quantum technologies.

QCi Leadership to Present at Lake Street Big10 Conference

Dr. Huang and Roberts will discuss the company’s progress and future plans at the conference. This geographically diverse footprint supports the company’s focus on both photonics and semiconductor manufacturing, delivering what the company describes as “accessible, scalable, and cost-effective quantum machines.” The company’s technologies are designed to function at room temperature with minimal power consumption, targeting high-growth sectors including artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. QCi delivers integrated quantum, photonics, and semiconductor technologies, accelerating commercialization and real-world adoption, the company says. David Moskowitz, Head of Investor Relations, is available for further inquiries.

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