SuperQ Celebrates a Year of Innovation

Major technological and commercial expansion as it marks the completion of its first year of operations. The Company is actively developing its Super Nova™ Hybrid Quantum Computer (“Super Nova”), proprietary hardware engineered to run the flagship Super™ platform natively as an operating system, designated as Super OS™.

This milestone makes SuperQ the first quantum computing company to venture into dedicated operating systems, establishing a critical foundational layer for the next era of enterprise computing.

Bridging QPUs, CPUs, and GPUs: The First Quantum Operating System

Super OS™ is designed to act as the universal orchestration layer for heterogeneous computing infrastructure. It enables Super Nova hardware to achieve seamless, low-latency interoperability with classical CPUs, GPUs, and any quantum processing units (QPUs). To maximize ecosystem adoption and market capture, Super OS™ will not be restricted to Super Nova; it will also be available for commercial deployment on supported third-party quantum computers.

The Company is targeting the deployment of Super Nova™ and Super OS™ environments directly into commercial data centers as well as secure, on-site infrastructure. This architecture is purpose-built to handle intensive hybrid quantum computing workloads for defense, aerospace, pharma, and other sensitive industries requiring sovereign data protection and ultra-fast optimization.

“Users interact with CPUs and GPUs via Windows, MacOS, or another operating system; we are enabling the exact same paradigm for QPUs,” stated Dr. Muhammad Ali Khan, CEO and Board Chair of SuperQ. “Super OS™ will power our hybrid Super Nova computers and third-party hardware just as Windows powers devices from Microsoft and other OEMs. By building the operating fabric that binds classical supercomputing clusters with quantum devices, we are removing the friction of quantum adoption for enterprise and defense sectors alike.”

Canadian Innovation and Cross-Border Commercial Demand

The development of the Super Nova™ architecture and Super OS™ brings together some of the leading quantum minds and research laboratories in Canada. The specifics will be shared in the upcoming announcements. The overarching objective of these computing systems is to make quantum processing availability faster, wider, and fully interoperable with existing high-performance CPU and GPU configurations. Management views a robust, hardware-agnostic platform like Super OS™ as an absolute necessity to unlock true commercial scalability.

These initiatives are already experiencing strong market validation, with SuperQ entering active discussions with prominent data center operators across both the United States and Canada for the first scheduled deployments of Super Nova™ and Super OS™ stacks. Details regarding these engagements will be disclosed in subsequent announcements as definitive agreements are finalized.

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