BTQ Technologies Joins WisdomTree Quantum Computing Fund
WisdomTree Quantum Computing ETF Secures BTQ Technologies, Boosting U.S. Market Presence
Today, BTQ Technologies Corp., a global leader in quantum technology for mission-critical networks, announced its inclusion in the WisdomTree Quantum Computing Fund. This strategic inclusion marks a turning moment for the company as it expands its footprint in the U.S.-themed ETF market and gains visibility among quantum ecosystem investors.
Transitioning to the Quantum Internet
BTQ Technologies, a vertically integrated quantum company, is helping the world transition to the quantum internet. The company's main selling point is its full-stack, neutral atom quantum computing platform strategy. This platform has advanced post-quantum security, middleware, and end-to-end hardware.
These technologies are developed for high-stakes applications in critical industries like:
International banking and finance.
Telecoms and network resiliency.
Optimization of logistics and supply chain.
Medical and life sciences research.
National defense and security operations.
The company's vast patent portfolio and reputation for producing “commercially significant quantum advantage” make it important in this industry.
Insight from Leadership
Olivier Roussy Newton, CEO and chairman of BTQ Technologies, noted the inclusion and industry change. Roussy Newton said investors are searching for specific strategies to obtain exposure to companies defining quantum computing as it nears commercial inflection.
He said being in the WQTM fund shows how infrastructure, security, and cryptographic resilience are the global quantum stack's basic layers.
Understanding WQTM Fund/Index
Cboe BZX Exchange trades the WisdomTree Quantum Computing Fund (WQTM), a U.S.-listed ETF. The fund was founded in October 2025 to capture long-term development as the quantum sector moves from theory to commercialization.
The fund mimics the WisdomTree Classiq Quantum Computing Index's price and yield. Co-developed with quantum software leader Classiq, this index evaluates potential constituents using a tight framework. The review focuses on two metrics:
Relevance: How important a business's operations are to quantum computing.
Purity: Quantum technology exposure compared to other commercial fields.
The ranking seeks to include both global technical leaders and pure-play quantum inventors who are promoting quantum technology. As of February 2026, WQTM had $26.4 million in assets and 0.45% expense ratio.
Recent Strategic Advances
The inclusion in WQTM follows BTQ Technologies' technological and business advances. BTQ has been expanding its physical and cooperative presence, according to business reports:
In order to accelerate the development of its Quantum Computing in Memory (QCIM) technology, the business recently opened a new Quantum Hardware Commercialization Hub in New York City and hired key engineers.
Silicon Innovation: BTQ and ITRI validated the QCIM Quantum Secure Chip in silicon.
Software & Emulation: BTQ, QPerfect, and SDT launched MIMIQTM-powered quantum emulation on QUREKATM to broaden their services.
Market context and risks
Fast innovation and high uncertainty characterize quantum computing. BTQ management acknowledges various risks, even though they believe in quantum-resistant algorithms and vulnerabilities. These include the fluctuating need for post-quantum and encryption technology personnel, the speculative nature of R&D, and the availability of continuing funding.
The organization also notes that economic conditions, legal changes (particularly blockchain-related ones), and the indirect consequences of global events like COVID-19 may delay or make funding research activities harder.
Despite these challenges, BTQ's inclusion in a major thematic ETF like WQTM shows that institutions are increasingly recognising the company's role in protecting global digital infrastructure.
