Meet our global community
Our partners
OQI Partners are institutions that benefit from peer recognition for their scientific contributions or impact expertise, and have consistently engaged resources to OQI’s work as OQI members for at least a year.
Our members
OQI Members are institutions that benefit from peer recognition for their scientific contributions or their impact expertise.
We are continuing to expand our members community and look forward to welcoming many more institutions as Members of OQI!
Our friends
OQI Friends are individuals (such as experts from the private or public sector, countries, citizens) who are committed to open science, inclusivity and all values as set out in OQI’s charter and associate themselves with the OQI.
Our incubation partners drove OQI from concept to reality. Formalising their strong engagement, they are progressively signing as OQI Partners for OQI’s Pilot phase and will appear in the list above.
Since 2021, GESDA has been curating a diplomatic dialogue on quantum computing with the permanent representations in Geneva, together with inputs from U.N. international organizations, the private sector, and academia. In 2023, this group created the basis for common understandings on the state-of-play of multilateral governance themes most relevant to quantum computing (e.g., standardisation, safety and security, the digital divide).
OQI and GESDA are very grateful to the permanent representations in Geneva that have actively participated in the informal discussions on multilateral governance of quantum computing for the SDGs, namely Australia, Austria, Brazil, Chile, Czech Republic, Egypt, France, India, Israel, Italy, Japan, Malta, Mexico, Morocco, the Netherlands, Pakistan, Singapore, Slovenia, Switzerland, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
