TQI Intelligence Platform

Quantum Market Intelligence & Data

The most complete dataset in quantum, updated daily and built for decisions, not just dashboards.

2,100+ quantum companies, 2,000+ investors, 1,300+ funding rounds, validated by quantum-specialist analysts.

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Entities tracked

280KCompanies, investors, universities and more

Analyst reports

Technological and commercial deep dives

Companies tracked

2,100+Updated daily

One platform. The whole quantum economy.

Your home screen

The day in quantum, on one screen

Alerts, the latest data updates, and trending companies greet you on login, with one-click jumps into search, investors, funding, patents, and the graph.

Funding, live

Rounds and investors, as they happen

1,300+ funding rounds with investors and stage detail, explored through powerful visualization tools and exportable for diligence. No waiting for the annual report.

Relationship graph

The sector mapped as a living network

Partnerships, investments and people mapped across the industry in the graph explorer. See who is backed by whom, and why it matters.

One search

Every company, investor and round, in one query

The entire quantum economy, queryable from a single box: companies, investors, patents, partnerships, and rounds, with analysts behind every record.

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Trusted by 200+ enterprise and government clients

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Every entity, mapped

Profiles for every company, investor, university and government body in quantum, connected through the graph explorer.

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Overview

6,822

entities profiled across six connected layers

10,540 linked records across ten live endpoints

Every node opens a live profile in the graph explorer.

Methodology

How the Data Is Built

Every record on the TQI Intelligence Platform passes through a five-stage pipeline that combines machine-scale collection with human validation.

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Source ingestion

The platform monitors tens of thousands of sources across the global quantum sector continuously: company announcements, regulatory and securities filings, patent databases, peer-reviewed research, government procurement and funding portals, conference activity, and direct disclosures from companies and investors.

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AI processing

The Resonance Intelligence Engine extracts, deduplicates, and structures raw signals into candidate records: new entities, funding rounds, partnerships, contracts, and personnel moves. AI handles volume, not judgment, and AI-assisted output is clearly marked in the product.

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Analyst validation

Quantum-specialist analysts review every material record before it enters the database. Funding rounds are verified against primary sources. Company classifications are checked by people who understand the difference between a trapped-ion roadmap and a marketing deck. Ambiguous or unverifiable claims are flagged or excluded.

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Taxonomy layer

Validated records are classified against TQI’s proprietary quantum taxonomy, built and refined since 2019. Every entity carries primary and secondary classifications across modality, application area, position in the value chain, and geography. This is what makes the data segmentable and comparable.

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Structured output

The result is a relational database covering entity profiles, funding and investor data, patents and research, partnerships, and a graph explorer that maps relationships across the sector. The platform is updated daily, with data processed continuously.

Our edge

Aggregated public databases capture quantum as a tag. Generic research reports freeze the market at publication date. TQI’s pipeline produces data that is current, expert-verified, and structured specifically for quantum, which is why it is used by 200+ enterprise and government clients.

Proof in numbers

The most complete dataset in quantum, updated daily

2,100+

Quantum companies tracked, validated by analysts

2,000+

Investors profiled

1,300+

Funding rounds tracked live

100k+

Patents indexed

20k+

Research papers tracked

1,000+

Research groups

700+

Universities

180+

Government agencies

Every number above is queryable, exportable, and updated daily.

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API access

The same data, in your stack

Everything in the platform is also available through the TQI Data API. Clients pipe it into their own workflows — internal dashboards, market maps, diligence pipelines and research tools — and into their LLM tools, so AI assistants answer from the analyst-validated TQI dataset instead of the open web.

API access is available on enterprise subscriptions. Tell us what you need to connect.

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Testimonials

What users say about our data platform

Understanding the Quantinuum market can be akin to understanding quantum physics itself. I have found that the TQI breaks down the market and allows me to look at the data how I want, simply and cleanly, separating out funding from investment to services and applications. This product again shows The Quantum Daily’s industry leadership.

Stuart WoodsManaging Director, Oxford Instruments

TQI has become a key source of information and insights for our fund. There are few available resources if you’re looking into quantum or deep tech in general, and we’re very impressed by what TQI has put together.

Thomas ParkPartner Lead, BDC Deep Tech Venture Fund

The Quantum Insider has emerged as a useful resource for our team as commercial markets develop for quantum technologies. The continued contributions to the quantum ecosystem is significant.

Jimmac LoftonBusiness Development, Quantinuum

The people behind the platform

Built and maintained by named quantum analysts

TQI Intelligence is built and maintained by a dedicated team of quantum analysts, not scraped by an algorithm and left unchecked. Our analysts have backgrounds in physics, finance, journalism, and government, and have collectively covered the quantum sector since 2019, longer than most of the companies in the database have existed.

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Dr. Christopher Coleman

Director of Quantum Intelligence

PhD with over a decade of quantum technology research experience and 20+ peer-reviewed publications. Honorary Research Associate at UBC’s Stewart Blusson Quantum Matter Institute. Co-facilitated the NATO DEFSEC quantum session and delivered the closing keynote at Quantum Now 2025.

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Alan Kanapin

Quantum Market Analyst, Hardware & Computing, Cryptography & Security

Master’s in Quantum Physics, hands-on QKD research experience, and 5+ years covering the quantum sector. Co-authored TQI report deep dives into quantum computing modalities.

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Dwayne Pattison

Market Analyst, Data Collection & Analysis

Master of Interdisciplinary Studies with over 15 years in data analytics and competitive intelligence. Authored TQI reports including Helium-3 and the Quantum Supply Chain, Korea’s Quantum Roadmap, Singapore’s Quantum Elevation, and India’s Quantum Roadmap.

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Ellaine Fermin

Research Associate

Research associate supporting data collection and analysis across the quantum sector.

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Alex Challans

Senior Advisor

Alex is the CEO and co-founder of Resonance. Resonance provides market intelligence across deep technology sectors including quantum computing, artificial intelligence, and space, serving organizations ranging from startups to national governments through subscription intelligence, strategic advisory, and marketing services. Alex previously served as a Director at a UK-based private equity fund, where he focused on data and tech investments.

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Our analysts, expert advisers, and consultants work closely to provide the deepest market insights for your organization.

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Engineered by the Resonance technology team

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Muhammad Motawe

Chief Technology Officer

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Dmitry Suslenkov

Digital Director

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Imran Ali

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Rajyalakshmi Gangineni

Quality Assurance Tester

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Vijay Kumar

Full Stack Developer

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Nissi Emma-Adamah

Data Engineer

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Siddhant Gupta

Product Manager

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Full Stack Developer

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FAQ

Quantum market intelligence, answered

What is quantum market intelligence?

Quantum market intelligence is structured, continuously updated data on the companies, investors, governments, and research institutions active in quantum technology, combined with analysis of the funding, partnerships, patents, and policy that move the sector. It covers the data types a quantum decision depends on: funding rounds and investors, patents and research output, national programs and government funding, and research groups and universities. Decision-makers get a verified view of where the quantum sector is moving, instead of a snapshot from a one-off report. The Quantum Insider delivers it as a live platform covering 2,100+ quantum companies, updated daily and validated by quantum-specialist analysts.

How is the TQI Intelligence Platform different from traditional consulting reports?

Traditional consulting reports are point-in-time documents, typically updated annually and built for a general executive audience. The TQI Intelligence Platform is a live database instead: updated daily, validated by quantum-specialist analysts, and queryable by taxonomy, geography, and technology modality, so every view reflects the market as it is now. It covers 2,100+ quantum companies, 2,000+ investors, and 1,300+ funding rounds, with the relationships between them mapped. A report answers the questions its authors anticipated. A live platform answers the question you have today.

How does TQI compare to PitchBook, CB Insights, and other generalist data platforms?

Generalist data platforms cover every sector and treat quantum as a tag applied to company records. That produces two problems for quantum buyers: early-stage and non-US companies get missed, and companies with no real quantum activity get tagged as quantum. The Quantum Insider covers the quantum sector only, applies a proprietary taxonomy maintained by quantum-specialist analysts, and adds entity types generalist platforms do not carry: academic research groups, national quantum programs, and patents mapped to specific quantum modalities. Buyers who need cross-sector deal flow are usually better served by a generalist platform. Buyers making a quantum-specific decision need quantum-specific classification.

How is TQI different from the large generalist research and advisory firms?
Large research and advisory firms cover every industry and publish periodic research, so quantum is one practice area among hundreds and findings age between publication cycles. TQI covers only quantum, and every analysis is built on a live, continuously updated dataset rather than research commissioned per project. The insight reflects the market as it is this week, not the last reporting cycle. TQI’s advisory engagements draw on the same dataset, which is why several generalist firms and their clients use TQI data as an input to their own quantum work.
Who uses quantum market intelligence?
Quantum market intelligence serves four buyer types. Quantum companies use it to benchmark competitors, size their market, and source partners and customers. Investors use it to run technical and commercial due diligence and to track deal flow across the sector. Enterprises use it to evaluate vendors, compare technology modalities, and time their quantum investments. Government agencies use it to design national quantum programs and measure them against peer nations. More than 200 enterprise and government clients use the TQI Intelligence Platform, including Fortune 500 companies, G7 government agencies, and national quantum initiatives.
How often is the data updated?
Data on the platform is updated daily, with new records processed continuously as they are published. New funding rounds, partnerships, contracts, and company developments pass through the Resonance Intelligence Engine, which structures and deduplicates incoming records from company filings, funding announcements, patent databases, and government publications. Validation by analysts means a quantum-specialist analyst reviews each new entry before it is published, checking the classification against the TQI taxonomy and confirming the underlying source. Nothing is published on automation alone. The result is a dataset that reflects the sector as it is today, with a named analyst behind the records.
What does the platform cover?
The TQI Intelligence Platform covers the full quantum sector as connected, queryable records. Company profiles span computing, networking, sensing, and security, classified by modality, subsector, geography, and stage. Investor and funding data covers 2,000+ investors and 1,300+ funding rounds with stage and date details. A research layer maps research groups, universities, and patents to specific quantum modalities. A government layer tracks national programs, public funding, and procurement opportunities. Partnerships and market reports sit alongside, and every entity connects through a graph explorer that maps relationships across the industry, so a company record opens onto its investors, patents, research affiliations, and partners.
How many quantum computing companies are there?
The Quantum Insider tracks more than 2,100 quantum companies worldwide, spanning quantum computing, networking, sensing, and security. The count moves every week as new companies incorporate, spin out of universities, or exit. Each company is classified under a quantum-specific taxonomy covering technology modality, subsector, geography, and stage, so the total can be filtered to the definition you need rather than a single headline number. Company records connect to funding history, investors, patents, research affiliations, and partnerships, which is what separates a count from a usable dataset. Analysts review new entries before they publish.
Where can I find quantum computing funding data?
Quantum funding data is available through the TQI Intelligence Platform, which tracks more than 1,300 funding rounds and 2,000 investors active in the sector. Rounds are recorded with investor lists, stage, and date, and are linked to the company record and its wider investor network. Coverage includes venture rounds, government grants and national program awards, and corporate investment, which matters in quantum because public funding accounts for a large share of capital in the sector. Data is updated daily and validated by analysts before publication. Free summaries of major rounds also run in the TQI newsroom.
What does the TQI Intelligence Platform cost?
TQI Intelligence Platform subscriptions are priced on two variables: the number of users on the account and the subscription type. Academic subscriptions are priced separately from enterprise subscriptions, so universities and research groups are not charged on a commercial scale. Enterprise pricing scales with seat count, which means a single analyst and a 30-person research team are not quoted the same way. Tell us your team size and subscription type, and we will come back with a quote.
Is quantum industry data available for free?
Free quantum industry coverage is available through The Quantum Insider newsroom and the daily briefing, which reaches more than 60,000 subscribers and summarizes funding rounds, partnerships, government programs, and research developments as they happen. Free coverage answers what happened. The TQI Intelligence Platform is the paid product and answers the structured questions: which companies work on a given modality, who invested in them, what they have patented, which national programs fund them, and how they connect. Market reports and selected data summaries are also published free at intervals.
Who builds and maintains the underlying platform?

The TQI Intelligence Platform is engineered by the technology team at Resonance, TQI’s parent company, which operates intelligence platforms across quantum, AI, and space. The same team builds and runs the Resonance Intelligence Engine that powers data collection and processing.

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