SuperQ Quantum Extends Engagement with Winning MediaNovember 12, 2025 5:00 PM EST | Source: SuperQ QuantumCalgary, Alberta--(Newsfile Corp. - November 12, 2025) - SuperQ Quantum Computing Inc. (CSE: QBTQ) (FSE: 25X) (OTCQB: QBTQF) ("SuperQ Quantum", "SuperQ", or the "Company"), is pleased to announce that it has extended the services of Winning Media LLC ("Winning Media"), an arms-length party, to provide, among other things, digital marketing services to the company.Winning Media, a full spec ...

Company Performance - CoreWeave reported a revenue of $1.36 billion, exceeding expectations, but the company faced a loss of $0.22 per share, which was better than the anticipated loss of $0.39 [2][3] - The company narrowed its revenue guidance for 2025 to between $5.05 billion and $5.15 billion, below the consensus estimate of $5.29 billion [4][5] - Regetti's stock has increased over 2,000% year-over-year, but it reported a loss of $0.03 per share, better than the expected loss of $0.05, while revenue fell short at $1.95 million against expectations of over $2.3 million [6][7][8] Market Reactions - CoreWeave's shares fell by 9% in early trading due to concerns over guidance and data center construction delays [2][3] - Analysts are reducing price targets for CoreWeave following the quarterly results [5][6] - Regetti's stock dropped by 5% despite better-than-expected loss figures, attributed to revenue missing market expectations [7][8] Strategic Developments - Paramount Sky Dance, following its merger, reported revenue of over $6 billion but missed the expected $6.97 billion, while reporting a loss of $0.12, better than the anticipated loss of $0.34 [11][12] - The company is planning to cut an additional 1,600 jobs as part of its cost-saving measures [13][14] - Management remains optimistic about reaching cost savings targets by 2026, emphasizing growth through cost-cutting strategies [14][15]

Core Insights - NVIDIA Corp. and Oracle Corp. are collaborating to build the largest artificial intelligence supercomputer for the U.S. Department of Energy, utilizing over 100,000 GPUs [1][3] - The supercomputer aims to enhance the development of advanced AI models and accelerate research across various scientific and industrial applications [1] - NVIDIA's stock has reached all-time highs, surpassing a $5 trillion market valuation, driven by significant product updates and partnerships [5] Partnership Details - NVIDIA will supply its advanced AI GPUs, while Oracle will provide cloud infrastructure and expertise in enterprise-grade cloud services [3] - The supercomputer, named Solstice, will feature 100,000 Nvidia Blackwell GPUs and is expected to be delivered in 2026 [3][4] - Another system, Equinox, will consist of 10,000 Blackwell GPUs, with construction starting immediately at the DOE's Argonne Leadership Computing Facility [4] Market Performance - NVIDIA shares surged by 10% following its GTC event, contributing to the stock's rise to $210.00, marking a 4.46% increase on Wednesday morning [5] - The stock rally is attributed to new product updates, multi-billion dollar AI chip orders, and major partnerships, including collaborations with Nokia for 6G networks and various companies in robotics, pharmaceuticals, and telecom [5]

Core Insights - SuperQ Quantum Computing Inc. has engaged Winning Media LLC for digital marketing services to enhance market and brand awareness [1][2] - The agreement with Winning Media is effective from October 28, 2025, until December 1, 2025, with a fee of US$50,000 paid for the services [2] - SuperQ aims to position itself as a leader in quantum and supercomputing solutions for global organizations [4][5] Company Overview - SuperQ Quantum Computing Inc. is focused on enterprise transformation through quantum and supercomputing technologies [4] - The flagship Super™ platform is designed to provide advanced computational power that is intuitive and accessible for various sectors including finance, healthcare, and defense [5] - The company is headquartered in Canada and is expanding its presence internationally, particularly in the US, Middle East, and Asia [5]

Quantum Computing Challenges & Solutions - Quantum bits (Qbits) are fragile and sensitive to noise, limiting their stability to a few hundred operations, while solving meaningful problems requires trillions of operations [1] - Quantum error correction is crucial, involving adding extra entangled Qbits to measure and calculate errors without damaging the core Qbits [2] NVIDIA's Solution: NVQ Link & CUDAQ - NVIDIA introduces NVQ Link, an interconnect architecture directly connecting quantum processors with NVIDIA GPUs for quantum error correction [3] - NVQ Link facilitates the transfer of terabytes of data to and from quantum hardware thousands of times per second, essential for quantum error correction [3] - CUDAQ, NVIDIA's open platform for quantum GPU computing, enables researchers to perform error correction and orchestrate quantum devices and AI supercomputers [4] Future of Quantum Computing - Quantum computing will not replace classical systems but will integrate with them to form accelerated quantum supercomputing platforms [4]

But what caught my eye in the AMD release is that this is not just for traditional supercomputing for tech. This energy, medicine, health, national security. This to me sounds like a a government initiative to stay ahead of everybody else in the world in all of these verticals, not just traditional data center compute.Can you tell us how uh if I were say Thermoffisher or if I were Eli Willie, I would be able to get into this and say I want some of that compute power. >> You're absolutely right, Jim. This is ...

Investment Announcement - Foxconn Technology Group has announced a significant investment of up to NT$42 billion (approximately $1.37 billion) to build an AI compute cluster and a supercomputing center [2] - The investment will be entirely self-funded and is scheduled to take place between December 2025 and December 2026 [2] Strategic Focus - The investment aims to enhance Foxconn's cloud computing platform and accelerate the development of its three smart platforms [3] - Earlier in the year, Foxconn introduced its in-house large language model, FoxBrain, which utilizes Nvidia technology and was trained in just four weeks [3] Financial Performance - Foxconn's profit surged by 27% to $1.47 billion in the second quarter of 2025, driven by high demand for AI servers and ongoing iPhone production for Apple Inc. [4] - The company's second-quarter revenue increased by 16% year-over-year, reaching TWD 1.79 trillion (approximately $59.6 billion) [4]

Group 1 - HPE will build two systems for Oak Ridge National Laboratory [1] - HPE introduces a next-generation supercomputing portfolio [1]

Core Insights - Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) reported a net profit increase of 39%, indicating strong performance during the chip boom and boosting investor confidence in the AI sector [2][3] - TSMC produces over 90% of critical chips used globally, highlighting its dominant position in the semiconductor industry [3][4] - The company is experiencing a growth outlook of 30%, supported by ongoing capital expenditures and expansion efforts in Japan and the US [4][15] Company Differentiation - TSMC has established a significant competitive advantage over other semiconductor manufacturers, diversifying its offerings and maintaining a leading position in the market [6][7] - The company is advancing into 3-nanometer technology and enhancing its packaging capabilities, which are crucial for future chip development [7] Market Dynamics - The semiconductor market is broadening, with multiple companies contributing to AI accelerator production, reducing reliance on a single player like Nvidia [9] - There is a growing demand for AI infrastructure, which presents substantial investment opportunities beyond just chip manufacturing [12][18] Future Outlook - The persistent demand for TSMC's chips is driven by increased capital expenditures from major corporations like Microsoft, Amazon, and Apple, all investing in AI technologies [16][18] - Future growth areas include supercomputing, quantum computing, and AI applications across various sectors such as healthcare and defense [17][18] Industry Challenges - Potential headwinds include geopolitical tensions, currency risks, and the need for onshore semiconductor production to enhance supply chain security [13][14][20] - The high bandwidth memory space may become a production bottleneck, impacting the overall semiconductor supply chain [20]

Collaboration and Technology - Chineka collaborates with DDN for almost 10 years to support large-scale systems like Leonardo and Galileo 100 [1][2] - DDN's platform enables Chineka to process 30% more data, crucial for civil protection scenarios like geological hazards [2] - DDN is synonymous with performance for AI workloads, handling massive data ingestion and processing [5] Project Outcomes and Impact - Projects improve human research in areas from weather prediction to artificial intelligence, nuclear fusion, and astrophysics [1] - Digitalization projects preserve Italian and European history by creating digital twins of historical sites [3] - Data simulation time reduced from 40 minutes to 5 minutes, significantly improving efficiency [4] - Leonardo supported research to find medicine against COVID-19, contributing to the development of a treatment [4] Future Strategy - Chineka is transitioning between High-Performance Computing (HPC) and Artificial Intelligence (AI) ecosystems [5] - Chineka's mandate is to support both HPC and AI ecosystems, requiring systems capable of managing petabyte and exabyte-level data [5] - DDN technology enables Chineka to manage petabyte-scale data now and exabyte-scale data in the future [5]