KPMG Denmark hosts the Global Quantum Hub in KPMG and is a central contributor to the Danish quantum ecosystem. Activities include positive applications of quantum computing and protecting clients from quantum attacks and their work spans from quantum risk assessment to implementations of resilience measures using quantum tech.
Kvantify combines expertise on existing high-performance computing and upcoming quantum computers and algorithms to provide computing, optimisation, and R&D solutions to clients and advice and support on becoming quantum ready. The design solutions that take advantage of the increasingly capable quantum hardware of the future while also improving available high performance computing methods.
Qpurpose is a spin-off from the Centre for Quantum Mathematics (QM) at the University of Southern Denmark, which builds on strong research expertise to develop quantum algorithms and quantum software for practical use cases in all businesses and optimise classical solutions with ideas inspired by quantum theory.
Science Melting Pot provides training workshops in science communication and outreach, collaborating with over 50 European universities, research groups and EU projects, including DigiQ. Their workshops have equipped more than 3,000 students and researchers with transversal and practical skills under the Quantum Technology Competence Framework through theatre, art, games or simulations, online workshops and events such as science festivals.