OUR MISSION
At Quside, we believe advances in technology create new capabilities that can transform the way billions of people communicate and compute. Our mission is to deliver the highest performance quantum random number generators (QRNGs) to empower the transition to safer connectivity and more efficient computation for everyone, everywhere.

our story
We come from science
After +6 years of intense R&D effort at ICFO, the Institute of Photonic Sciences in Barcelona, the Quside founding team decided to take the industrialization path and constitute Quside in 2017.
During the initial start-up phase, we built not only our core but also engaged in several activities to spread the word about quantum. We are an active member of the European quantum community and the Quantum Industry Consortium (QuIC) as well as a key contributor in a variety of projects for the European Commission (Qrange and Civiq projects for the Quantum Flagship program) and National efforts (Clave, Caramuel, QuSpin).
to bring quantum to applications
To enable safer connectivity & more powerful computing
Since we launched our first product, a high-quality QRNG based on our phase-diffusion technology, we continuously ramped up on our product portfolio. Improving current solutions, such as key generation or Monte Carlo simulations, or even enabling solutions that were impossible before. This is how our quantum random number generators are making a difference in our customers’ solutions.
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For the first time, the ETHZ experiment was able to perform this kind of experiment with superconducting quantum bits, the basis for today’s most advanced quantum computers. The results show “spooky action at a distance,” in which objects in different places behave as if they were a single system. Read the full experiment!
The first Quside Showcase Day addressed key industry trends and challenges in the transition to quantum-attack resistant cryptography and hardware acceleration of complex computations. The partner event hosted more than 40 industry companies and 15 speakers from industry-leading companies including: EY, Telefónica, Juniper, Barcelona Supercomputing Center, Qrypt or LuxQuanta.
The European project QUDICE has been launched to develop components and subsystems for ultra-secure space-based quantum communication.