Horizon Quantum (HQ) Corporate presentation summary

Q3 FY26 operating highlights

• Implemented proprietary multiplexed characterization techniques on a processor with more than 100 qubits for the first time.

• Completed pulse-level integration of OQC’s 32-qubit QPU with Triple Alpha as part of an ongoing collaboration.

• Signed a non-binding LOI to acquire Singapore-based Entropica Labs, which specializes in error correction and fault tolerance.

Triple Alpha platform and strategy

• Triple Alpha targets a hardware-agnostic software layer for developing, deploying and executing quantum programs across vendors and modalities.

• Early access enables developers to code, compile and deploy applications; the platform is available to select hardware and software partners.

• The platform combines high-level programming, compilation, portable intermediate representation, API deployment and execution across hardware and simulators.

• Runtime features include mid-circuit measurement, control flow, concurrent classical functions, dynamic memory allocation and network I/O.

• Applications run through the infrastructure, with usage-based pricing envisioned to align fees with value created for developers.

Hardware integration and partnerships

• Assembled and integrated an in-house quantum computer; the on-site testbed has capacity for additional systems.

• Testbed coverage spans solid-state qubits, including Ember-1, and AMO qubits, with an IonQ 256-qubit system identified as upcoming.

• Partner integration is designed to progress from internal hardware access to vendor availability and potentially Triple Alpha becoming the default software layer.