Slide 1: Investor Presentation May 2026
Investor Presentation NASDAQ: QUBT May 2026
Slide 2: Forward Looking Statements
2 This presentation contains forward-looking statements as defined within Section 27A of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended, and Section 21E of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, as amended. By their nature, forward-looking statements and forecasts involve risks and uncertainties because they
Slide 3: Pioneering products to put quantum in the hands of everyone
3 Pioneering products to put quantum in the hands of everyone © Quantum Computing Inc.
Slide 4: Global Photonic Integrated Circuit (PIC) Market
Market Size in 2025 $17.36B Expected CAGR 2026- 2034 20.8% Expected Market Size in 2034 $86.44B 4 QCi is a leading nonlinear quantum optics and integrated photonics public company and among the first to introduce nonlinear nanophotonics products to market Global Photonic Integrated Circuit (PIC) Mar
Slide 5: Why photons?
5 Why photons? As the demand for faster and more efficient data processing grows, photonics will be a critical component of future technological advancements © Quantum Computing Inc. Low energy consumption High-bandwidth & fast processing Precision & sensing Miniaturization & scalability Data over d
Slide 6: We are leaders in integrated quantum and photonic systems
We are leaders in integrated quantum and photonic systems System level solutions Turn-key solution provider based on various technology verticals Our advantage Chips TFLN · InP · GaAs · Hybrid Photonics lasers, modulators, detectors, amplifiers, PPLNs, photonic integrated circuits Sub-system level D
Slide 7: Recent milestones and operational focus
7 © 2018-2024 Quantum Computing Inc. Recent milestones and operational focus • Deepening commercial and government relationships • Acquired Luminar Semiconductor, representing a significant milestone in our strategy to build a vertically integrated, product-driven photonics and quantum technology pl
Slide 8: Subsidiary facilities and capabilities
8 Freedom Photonics Location Santa Barbara, CA Facility: • >21,000 sq. ft. internal leading- edge R&D and manufacturing facility • ISO9001 Certified Capabilities: • Provides unique photonic components, modules and subsystems: • Recognized for world-class semiconductor laser technology • ~25 patents
Slide 9: What differentiates QCi's Technology
© 2018-2025 Quantum Computing Inc. What differentiates QCi's Technology • Enable efficient and practical information processing overcoming inherent limitations of electronics • Key essential ingredient for scalable quantum computing at room temperature • Efficient and fast AI/ML architectures using
Slide 10: Core technology platforms
• Quantum optimization machines for binary and integer optimization • Reservoir computers for directed AI • Server compatible room temperature operation • Ultra low power • Comprehensive roadmap to scalability • Single and few photon sensing and imaging capability • Proprietary methods to extract ph
Slide 11: Solving real world problems with one quantum solution
11 © 2018-2025 Quantum Computing Inc. Solving real world problems with one quantum solution Our technology and products show promise for applications across multiple verticals and cross-cutting domains Healthcare Financial Services Supply Chain Energy Management Molecular Modeling Autonomous Vehicle
Slide 12: Thin film lithium niobate (TFLN) chips
Thin film lithium niobate (TFLN) chips for photonic interconnects, optical information processing, and quantum devices. Foundry services Passive devices (Microring filters, buffers, etc.) Linear devices (EOMs, switches, Interferometer) Non-linear devices (PPLN waveguides and microrings) Low loss TFL
Slide 13: Foundry Services
13 Foundry Services © Quantum Computing Inc. QCi Foundry is a dedicated TFLN foundry aimed at offering design, prototyping, and packaging services to those who have outgrown a lab-fab but are not yet manufacturing at large scale. Capabilities: • Full suite of nanofabrication and inspection tools • M
Slide 14: Early mover advantage in TFLN
14 Early mover advantage in TFLN The fab enables components and integrated circuits for electro-optic modulators, frequency converters & photonic integrated circuits (PICs) First U.S.-Based TFLN Foundry, Opened in Q1 2025 The only U.S. company capable of making nonlinear optical circuits on chip; Th
Slide 15: Long-term vision
15 © 2018-2024 Quantum Computing Inc. Long-term vision • Co-designed quantum-digital- analog integrated circuits for volume production • In-house nanophotonic chip manufacturing and optical subassembly • OEM of quantum machines and subsystems • Tier 1 manufacturer of quantum chips © Quantum Computin
Slide 16: Vision 2032: Integrating Photonic Chips into Multiple Products
Vision 2032: Integrating Photonic Chips into Multiple Products Quantum Cyber Module (QCM) • Quantum authentication & encryption, quantum PUF & quantum random number generation • One module, rapidly reconfigurable for multiple utilities Quantum Intelligent Sensing Module (QiSM) • Quantum sensing + da
Slide 17: Our partners
17 Our partners We are proud to work with a growing number of government agencies, scientific institutions and industry leaders as we advance our hardware solutions from conception to deployment © Quantum Computing Inc. NASA
Slide 18: Partnership spotlight: NASA
Partnership spotlight Engagement: Awarded 7 Grants 1. Lidar snow depth evaluation 2. 3. Solar background noise reduction Accurate measurement of air particulates 4. Solar noise removal from spectral mapping in lower earth orbit 5. Cost-efficient quantum enhancement of atmospheric lidar imaging 6. Qu
Slide 19: From innovation to scale
From innovation to scale Where we started Innovation in non-linear optics and quantum optimization LSI and NuCrypt join QCi Able to provide short-term value through foundry services, and to build the components necessary for scalable quantum technology Where we are going Quantum into the hands of a
Slide 20: Next steps
Next steps 20 • Scale our team to accelerate execution • Advance R&D for miniaturization, energy efficiency, and next-generation integrated photonics • Continue expanding Dirac-3 cloud availability to support researchers, developers, and enterprise users • Convert a growing pipeline of commercial an
Slide 21: Our team and sites
Princeton, NJ - Design - Assembly - Testing - Production Our team QCi is made up of over 200 employees across 8 sites in 6 states. Hoboken, NJ - Hardware Design - R&D - Testing Arlington, VA - Finance - Legal - HR Tempe, AZ - TFLN Foundry - PIC Manufacturing - Packaging and Assembly © Quantum Comput
Slide 22: Leadership
22 Yuping Huang, PhD Chief Executive Officer Yuping is the Chairman and CEO of QCi, as well as the founding director of the Center for Quantum Science and Engineering and a physics professor at Stevens Institute of Technology. With over 20 years of pioneering work in quantum physics and ~$30M in fun
Slide 23: Leadership
23 Yong Meng Sua, PhD Chief Technology Officer Yong Meng is QCi's Chief Technology Officer and a Research Assistant Professor of Physics at Stevens Institute of Technology. A quantum physicist with expertise in quantum information processing, integrated photonics, and remote sensing, he has authored
Slide 24: Investment summary
24 Investment summary Only pure-play nonlinear quantum optics and integrated photonics public company First nonlinear optics company to introduce products to an emerging, rapidly growing photonics market Strong balance sheet with ~$1.4B in cash & investments to support growth Innovative technology a
Slide 25: Appendix
25 Appendix
Slide 26: Dirac-3 Entropy quantum computer
Dirac-3 Entropy quantum computer •The world's most powerful quantum analog machine •Revolutionary and patented approach using entropy and the quantum vacuum •The first and only system to natively solve integer problems using high- dimensional quantum digits (qudits), each qudit having a dimension of
Slide 27: Reservoir Computer
Reservoir Computer Edge computing •The world's first-to- market reservoir computing hardware device for "compute at the edge" efficiency •Superior performance and speed using minimal training data and maximum energy efficiency •Enabling transversal technologies, such as clean energy, mobility, advan
Slide 28: Remote Sensing Platform
Remote Sensing Platform Focusing on LiDAR-based applications •Innovative and cost- effective solution for various remote sensing applications over challenging operational environments, including long distance, low visibility, and interfering backgrounds •Variety of civilian and defense applications
Slide 29: Quantum Secure Network Solution
Quantum Secure Network Solution Focusing on cybersecurity & quantum authentication •Integrated quantum photonics for secure communications, featuring entangled photon sources, uQRNG, and frequency converters. •Enables QKD, quantum networking, and secure time sync across civilian and defense applicat
Slide 30: Income Statement
30 Income Statement © Quantum Computing Inc. Three Months Ended March 31, 2026 2025 Total revenue $ 3,691 $ 39 Cost of revenue 4,412 26 Gross (loss) profit (721) 13 Operating expenses Research and development 6,969 2,985 Sales and marketing 1,597 672 General and administrative 11,263 4,642 Total ope
Slide 31: Balance Sheet
31 © Quantum Computing Inc. March 31, 2026 December 31, 2025 Assets Current assets: Cash and cash equivalents $ 257,711 $ 737,880 Accounts receivable, net 4,281 519 Inventory 4,112 352 Short-term investments 728,401 379,421 Accrued interest receivable 5,346 3,634 Prepaid expenses and other current a
Slide 32: Quantum Computing Inc
QC QUANTUM COMPUTING INC NASDAQ: QUBT