BTQ Technologies Corp. announced it has opened a quantum hardware commercialization hub in New York City’s Flatiron District to accelerate its Quantum Compute in Memory (QCIM) program and quantum-secure silicon roadmap. The company also reported an expansion of its QCIM engineering team with senior hires from Apple, Meta and PsiQuantum, Samsung and SandboxAQ, Texas Instruments, and Tokyo Electron. BTQ said the hub will be led by Sean Hackett, Head of Silicon Product, and Zach Belateche, Head of Hardware, with Anne Reinders serving as Head of Cryptography, and that the expanded team is intended to advance QCIM toward tapeout readiness and accelerate hardware and firmware validation. BTQ also cited its 2026 collaboration with ITRI to support rapid prototyping, testing, and system-level integration aimed at government and enterprise markets.

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