Quantum Rings Moves Out Of COQI, Finds New Office In Westminster

Quantum Rings has relocated from the Colorado Quantum Incubator to a dedicated office in Westminster, Colorado, after ten employees shared a single workspace this summer, the company says. The company reports that graduating from the incubator marks a period of rapid growth, supported by Chris Muldrow, Sarah Engel, Tanya Ramond, and Scott Sternberg.

“We’re deeply grateful for the space, the community, and the countless introductions and opportunities that came with being part of it,” the company stated. Quantum Rings plans to showcase its work at upcoming industry events including IEEE Quantum Week, Quantum World Congress, and SC Quantathon V3 at Clemson University.

Quantum Rings Graduates from Colorado Quantum Incubator

The expansion required a move for Quantum Rings, now operating from a dedicated office in Westminster, Colorado, after outgrowing its previous space this summer. This relocation signals accelerated growth for the company, building on the foundation established at the Colorado Quantum Incubator. Quantum Rings offers a suite of quantum developer tools, including large-scale classical simulation of quantum circuits and an API connecting users to quantum processing units from IonQ, IQM, Rigetti, and AQT.