SuperQ Quantum Computing Inc. (CSE: QBTQ) (OTCQB: QBTQF) (FSE: 25X) signed a memorandum of understanding with Quanfluence, a photonic quantum technology company based in New Delhi, according to a press release statement.

The partnership targets integration of Quanfluence's quantum random number generator and quantum computing technology into SuperQ's Super platform, along with joint global commercialization efforts. The companies previously showcased their collaboration at CES 2026 in Las Vegas.

The agreement establishes a framework for exploring SuperQ's multi-agent autonomous quantum AI platform as an operating system layer for Quanfluence's quantum hardware. The collaboration aims to provide access for companies, universities, and research institutions to quantum computing capabilities.

"The integration of AI-driven orchestration layers like Super has the potential to significantly accelerate this journey—transforming complex quantum workflows into accessible, production-ready solutions," said Sujoy Chakravarty, CEO of Quanfluence.

Krishna Ganesh, COO and Director of SuperQ Quantum, stated the partnership represents "a significant step in fostering a more accessible and resilient quantum ecosystem within India and beyond by providing the software intelligence required to scale hardware."

SuperQ outlined two primary goals in India: partnering with Indian deep-tech companies to integrate the Super platform for quantum hardware optimization and post-quantum cybersecurity, and collaborating with universities and research institutions for transitioning theoretical research to practical quantum applications.

Quanfluence develops photonic quantum computing systems and operates the Optiqon platform, which delivers optimization capabilities using photonic Ising machines for logistics, energy, and computing applications.

The Calgary-based SuperQ focuses on quantum-classical optimization and post-quantum cybersecurity solutions, while maintaining international operations in the US, Middle East, and Asia.