Qube
Superconducting quantum computer
An all-in-one superconducting quantum computer designed to integrate seamlessly into existing HPC centres. A Qube instance runs as MonarQ at the Calcul Quebec data centre.
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QuantumDefenceMontreal, QC
Designs and manufactures turnkey superconducting quantum computers — in-house qubit processors, cryogenics and control electronics — for government, HPC and research customers.
Canadian innovation builds a brighter tomorrow.
About
Company site: anyonsys.comDesigns and manufactures turnkey superconducting quantum computers — in-house qubit processors, cryogenics and control electronics — for government, HPC and research customers.
Delivered Yukon, Canada's first gate-based quantum computer, to Defence Research and Development Canada (DRDC) in 2021. newswire.ca
Supplied MonarQ, a 24-qubit superconducting quantum computer, to Calcul Québec — Canada's first quantum computer available for public research access. newswire.ca
Awarded C$23M under the Canadian Quantum Champions Program to advance its roadmap toward a fault-tolerant quantum computer (December 2025). newswire.ca
Received a repayable contribution from CED's Regional Defence Investment Initiative (2026) for a project citing its detection technologies for the defence sector. search.open.canada.ca
Products & Services
Company site: anyonsys.comProducts Anyon Systems publishes on its own site. Each card links to the page it was taken from.
Hudson
Quantum R&D platform
An integrated quantum computing R&D platform for organizations developing, testing and scaling superconducting quantum technologies, supporting systems from 6 to 54 qubits.
Learn more SourceSnowflurry
Open-source quantum software
An open-source software library for creating quantum circuits and running them on quantum computers and quantum simulators.
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Publicly announced partnerships.
C2MI
Anchor partner in an industrial quantum chip fabrication facility at C2MI in Bromont, QC, expected operational in 2026, producing Anyon's next-generation qubit architectures.
Calcul Québec
Built MonarQ, a 24-qubit superconducting quantum computer hosted by Calcul Québec at ÉTS in Montreal, inaugurated September 2024 as a research-dedicated system.
Government & Grants
Government support actually received. Unpublished amounts are left out.
Canadian Quantum Champions Program (ISED) — Phase 1, milestone-based — contribution
Regional Defence Investment Initiative – SME (REGI-RDII), Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions — repayable contribution
Industrial Research Assistance Program, National Research Council Canada (3rd-generation quantum computer with 2 logical qubits) — contribution
Industrial Research Assistance Program, National Research Council Canada (Eureka Q-BCE project) — contribution
Regional Economic Growth through Innovation (REGI), Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions — repayable contribution
Industrial Research Assistance Program, National Research Council Canada (AI-powered quantum control hardware) — contribution
Defence Research and Development Canada (DND) — defence contract to deliver Canada's first gate-based quantum computer (Yukon)
Industrial Research Assistance Program, National Research Council Canada (quantum processor development) — contribution
FABrIC Process Development award, administered by CMC Microsystems: Low Volume Prototyping and Testing of 3D Quantum Chips
Recent News
- Aug 31, 2026Partnership
Anyon Systems and Matrix Group Announce Strategic Partnership to Accelerate International Deployment of Quantum Computing
Anyon Systems named KMT Technologies, a Matrix Group company, as exclusive distributor and installation partner for its superconducting quantum systems in international markets.
- Dec 17, 2025Government
Startup Xanadu Among Four Quantum Computing Companies to Receive Federal Support
Xanadu, Anyon Systems, Photonic and Nord Quantique were selected for federal funding under the Canadian Quantum Champions Program.
- Dec 15, 2025Government
Anyon Systems Receives $23M CAD to Advance Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computing
Anyon Systems was awarded C$23M under the Canadian Quantum Champions Program for its vertically integrated superconducting quantum hardware roadmap.
- Sep 17, 2025Partnership
Anyon Systems becomes anchor partner in world-leading industrial quantum chip fabrication facility
Anyon Systems and C2MI signed an MOU to develop an industrial quantum chip fabrication facility in Bromont, Quebec, targeted to open in 2026.
People
Sourced from the company's own pages or announcements.
Alireza Najafi-Yazdi
Founder & CEO
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