Greater New Haven's technology sector is booming, establishing the region as a center for high-tech innovation. The Yale Quantum Institute is at the forefront of advancements in quantum computing, attracting companies like Carillon Technologies and its subsidiaries, ReflecTek Inc. and OTenna Technologies Inc., which focus on next-gen communications and imaging.

A significant force behind this growth is QuantumCT, a partnership between Yale University and the University of Connecticut aimed at elevating Connecticut's importance in quantum technology. This initiative unites businesses, academia, and the broader innovation community to drive economic development for all members of our community. Quantum technology has the potential to transform industries such as healthcare and advanced manufacturing, and QuantumCT seeks to position Connecticut as a national leader in this field. As the sector grows, Greater New Haven is set to become a key player in shaping the future of technology.

2025 Report Milestones & Accomplishments

• Yale has started construction on a geothermal lab and classroom complex as part of a 600,000 sq. ft. "Upper Science Hill" expansion aimed at enhancing its science and engineering research. This project demonstrates Yale’s commitment to net-zero carbon emissions by 2035.
• Yale, partnering with UConn and the state through QuantumCT, is seeking a 10-year, 160ドル million National Science Foundation (NSF) grant to promote quantum research in Connecticut.
• Key QuantumCT Accomplishments in 2024
• Since 2023, QuantumCT has invested over 1ドル.3 million in seed funding to support startups through programs like Quantum Innovation Seed Grants and Quantum Startup Awards, accelerating quantum technology research and commercialization.
• QuantumCT worked closely with private sector partners and research faculty to launch pilot projects addressing industry challenges. The initiative focused on biotechnology, medicine, and finance, bridging the gap between theoretical quantum research and real-world applications.
• QuantumCT expanded its network, collaborating with nonprofits, municipal and state governments, trade organizations, and community groups to raise awareness of quantum technology’s impact on business and society.
• Quantum UP! Challenge engaged students in solving real-world problems using quantum technologies. The challenge culminated in final presentations at the UConn School of Business in Hartford, promoting education, collaboration, and innovation.