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Delta G is a gravity sensing hardware and technology development company that specializes in creating advanced underground imaging systems utilizing quantum technology. A spinout from the University of Birmingham, Delta G has developed a gravity gradiometer designed to scan beneath the Earth's surface. This innovative product facilitates utility mapping, supports smart city initiatives, enhances smart mining operations, and aids in building information modeling, enabling various industries to measure gravity gradients effectively and improve the understanding of subsurface conditions.

Oxford Quantum Circuits develops quantum computing technology, aiming to tackle complex challenges such as climate change and drug discovery. Their fully functional quantum computer system enables businesses to explore innovative solutions and address global issues.

QLM Technology develops gas detection and imaging systems that use quantum sensing, including ultra-compact, high-precision quantum optical sensors and low-power tunable diode laser Lidar with infrared single-photon detection for natural gas producers, distributors, and service providers. Its technology enables remote detection and quantification of very low leak rates, allowing fast, accurate, and cost-effective identification and monitoring of leaks from well-heads to pipelines, improving safety and reducing operating costs across gas production and distribution assets. The company is based in Bristol, United Kingdom.

Universal Quantum Ltd, established in 2018 and located in England, focuses on the development of quantum computers that utilize silicon technology to address complex real-world challenges. The company’s innovative approach involves performing calculations through the application of voltages to a microchip, leveraging ultrafast electric field links to create a scalable architecture for qubits. This design enables Universal Quantum to provide high computational power at a competitive cost, positioning it to solve problems that would take contemporary supercomputers billions of years to address.

Aegiq Ltd. is a company specializing in the development of semiconductor-based quantum photonic chips, which are designed for various communications and computing applications such as broadband quantum communication, imaging, microscopy, and scalable quantum computing. Founded in 2019 and headquartered in Sheffield, United Kingdom, Aegiq adopts a full-stack photonic quantum computing approach that provides speed, compactness, and modularity. The company's technology serves a diverse range of industries, including defense, aerospace, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence, addressing complex computational challenges. Aegiq's integrated photonic platform aims to facilitate large-scale quantum computing with multi-million qubit operations, offering a comprehensive portfolio of products and systems related to quantum cybersecurity and networking.

Siloton is a medical device company specializing in ophthalmology. It designs and develops diagnostic imaging devices, notably a portable optical coherence tomography system, coupled with cloud-based digital health tools to enhance patient care and prevent avoidable blindness.