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Designs and deploys superconducting quantum computers
Anyon Systems
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Designs and deploys superconducting quantum computers
Overview
Anyon Systems designs, builds and deploys full-stack superconducting quantum computers for high-performance computing centers, government and universities. Its products combine a superconducting qubit processor (Qube or Hudson) inside a cryogenic system with proprietary control electronics and the Snowflurry open-source software stack to run gate-based quantum operations and integrate with existing HPC infrastructure. The company differentiates itself by offering a complete, field-deployed solution that includes cryogenics, electronics, and software, and by achieving Canada’s first gate-based quantum computer integrated with HPC, along with direct government collaborations. Its goal is to deliver fault-tolerant, industrial-scale quantum computers for HPC centers, government and universities.
About Anyon Systems
Industries
Hardware
Industrial & Manufacturing
Government & Public Sector
AI & Machine Learning
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Grant
Total Funding
$17.4M
Headquarters
Montreal, Canada
Founded
2014
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- Canada awarded Anyon C$23 million on December 9, 2025.
- C2MI named Anyon anchor partner for Bromont’s quantum fab in September 2025.
- Anyon’s new Saint-Laurent headquarters and Israel expansion broaden hiring and customer reach.
What critics are saying
- IBM, Google, Rigetti, and IQM outspend Anyon and ship faster hardware.
- Hudson’s 2026 DRDC delivery is a hard execution deadline, not a research milestone.
- If fault-tolerant progress stalls, Anyon becomes a niche integrator, not a platform leader.
What makes Anyon Systems unique
- Anyon vertically integrates chips, cryogenics, control electronics, and software in Canada.
- MonarQ runs at Calcul Québec, Canada’s first HPC-integrated gate-based quantum computer.
- Hudson targets DRDC delivery in 2026, giving Anyon a sovereign-government wedge.
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Total Funding
$17.4M
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↑ 11%Anyon Systems, a Montreal-based quantum computing company, has secured $23 million CAD through Canada's Quantum Champions Program to advance development of a fault-tolerant quantum computer. The funding will accelerate core technology development needed to transition from demonstrations to practical, scalable quantum machines. Founded in 2014, Anyon delivered Canada's first gate-based quantum computer, Yukon, to Defence Research and Development Canada in 2021. The company designs and manufactures all major subsystems in-house, including superconducting qubit processors, cryogenic systems and control electronics. Founder and CEO Dr Alireza Yazdi emphasised that in-house control over the hardware stack enables faster innovation and ensures Canada maintains sovereign capabilities in this strategically important field. Anyon recently became an anchor partner at C2MI's upcoming quantum nanofabrication facility.
/CNW/ - Canada Economic Development for Quebec Regions (CED) Supporting the development, adoption and commercialization of quantum technologies not only helps...
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About Anyon Systems
Industries
Hardware
Industrial & Manufacturing
Government & Public Sector
AI & Machine Learning
Company Size
51-200
Company Stage
Grant
Total Funding
$17.4M
Headquarters
Montreal, Canada
Founded
2014
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