QuantWare's new Director of Sales says most sales come from government-funded quantum computers at research institutions, with 12-month cycles and tenders. The homepage claims customers in 20 countries and the first quantum computer in over five major economies, and the Series B release says 50+ customers. But there is no page that lists those systems: the proof (Italy's largest quantum computer, the first US Quantum Open Architecture system, Korea, India, Australia) is scattered across 56 news posts.
First action
List every publicly announced deployment from the news archive.
How to measure it
Qualified institution enquiries
- Now
- –
- Target
- +50%
- By
- 2 quarters
Steps
Collect deployments
Every public system from the news archive.
Science Communications Manager 3 days
Get approvals
Each customer agrees to its card.
Director of Sales 2 weeks
Design the page
Map, cards and filters by country and processor.
Web developer (Webflow) 1 week
Write the guide
What a first national system involves.
Science Communications Manager 1 week
Route enquiries
By territory to the Sales Manager.
Sales Manager 2 days
Link it
From the homepage claims and product pages.
Web developer (Webflow) 1 day
Keep current
Add each new delivery.
Science Communications Manager per delivery
Why it works
Build one page with a map and a card per public deployment: country, institution type, processor, qubit count, year, partners in the stack and a link to the announcement. Add a short "what a first national system looks like" section and a contact path to the regional Sales Manager. Have the Science Communications Manager check every claim and get customer approval for each card.
Evaluation committees and grant reviewers want evidence that a supplier has delivered systems like theirs; one page makes that evidence easy to cite in a tender.
Ready to use
ChecklistDeployment card fields
[ ] Country and city [ ] Institution type (national lab, university, company) [ ] Processor and qubit count [ ] Year delivered [ ] Partners in the stack (control, cryogenics, software) [ ] Link to the announcement [ ] Customer approval on file [ ] Export check done
Risks and how to handle them
Customers decline naming
Show country and institution type without names.
Export-sensitive detail
Finance checks each card for export rules.
Evidence
- HiringDirector of Sales (Delft, posted October 16, 2026): "Sales typically arise from new government-funded quantum compute platforms at research and academic institutions. Sales cycles can be lengthy (~12 months) and complex"; coordinate Sales and BD "across Strategic Accounts and Government tenders"; build a sales team of 3-5; experience with "Value-Added Resellers (VARs), systems integrators, distributors".Source
- Your websiteHomepage (checked October 22, 2026): "Serving customers in 20 countries worldwide", "Powered the first quantum computer in over 5 major economies", "the world's largest commercial QPU supplier by volume"; VIO "delivers 10,000 qubit QPUs in 2028"; a gated whitepaper "Hyperscaling quantum processors with VIO". The sitemap has no customers, deployments or case-study section.Source
- Your websiteSeries B announcement (May 2026): $178 million (EUR 152 million) with Intel Capital, IQT and ETF Partners joining; funds VIO-40K, "a quantum processor architecture for 10,000 qubits", and KiloFab, raising production capacity "by 20x"; "shipped to more than 50 customers across 20 countries"; customers "span quantum computing companies, national technology institutes, and major global technology conglomerates".Source
- Your websiteDeployment and expansion news: "QuantWare Delivers Tenor QPU to Power Italy's Largest Quantum Computer" (64 qubits, September 29, 2025); "Elevate Quantum and Partners Launch United States' First Quantum Open Architecture System in Record Time" (March 13, 2026); an LoI with India's C-DAC on hybrid quantum computing (September 2025); operations opened in Seoul (October 2025); a partnership with Nano Vacuum for Australia and New Zealand.Source
- HiringScience Communications Manager (posted September 28, 2026), reporting to the VP Marketing: "produce the whitepapers and technical narratives that make a genuinely new architecture legible to physicists, customers, analysts, and press"; "Lead the technical writing on competitive proposals to government and funding agencies"; create "whitepapers, explainer videos, blog posts, website technical copy"; "Own the language, framing, and factual defensibility" of public materials.Source