QUICS

Quantum Innovation and Computing for SMEs

QUICS is a quantum computing test and consulting center tailored to Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs).

Quantum computing offers new ways to solve certain problems, and its capabilities are growing. While a classical supercomputer must double its resources to handle just one extra atom of complexity, a quantum system scales exponentially with every added qubit. It is a matter of when, not if, this capability transforms your industry.

Our platform tracks the quantum computing landscape, documenting the critical intersection of qubit counts and error rates across industry. We work on a visualization of this data, which will reveal the real-time trajectory of the field, specifically highlighting the exponential growth of Quantum Volume—a holistic metric of QC performance. This landscape allows us to help organizations identify the precise window when quantum hardware will achieve a definitive advantage for their specific use cases. As it advances, organizations should begin preparing for future risks—like the potential to break current encryption methods.

  • The QUICS Project removes the friction from quantum adoption. We provide the training and simulation tools SMEs need to build expertise now, ensuring you aren't just protected against the future—you're shaping it!
  • We believe in a transparent, community-driven ecosystem and invite all to contribute data to our live QC Landscape Page, documenting the advances in quantum hardware, which will be released in June 2026!

QUICS Blog

Quantum magic: What QC can and cannot do
Quantum magic: What QC can and cannot do
Entanglement alone isn’t enough for a quantum advantage. This blog post explains the essential resource known as "magic," why T-gates make all the difference, and where the limits of the technology lie.
8 min read
Vehicle Routing Problem with Quantum Annealing
Vehicle Routing Problem with Quantum Annealing
Quantum annealing helps solve complex logistics problems like the Vehicle Routing Problem. We split it into cluster and route phases, encode as QUBO, and solve with a D-Wave simulator. This is a glimpse into the future of more efficient supply chains.
9 min read
Gate-based Quantum Computing vs Quantum Annealing
Gate-based Quantum Computing vs Quantum Annealing
Gate-based quantum computing and quantum annealing are two approaches to implement quantum computing. The former is universal, the latter ideal for optimization. The choice depends on your problem — and your hardware.
5 min read