Montreal, Quebec — November 11, 2025 — Leads & Copy — Levio, a leading Canadian system integrator, has partnered with PINQ² to integrate quantum computing into enterprise projects. The agreement makes Levio the first integrator with access to PINQ²’s IBM QS1 quantum computer in Bromont, Quebec, which was previously exclusive to universities and research companies.
Levio aims to democratize quantum computing for Canadian organizations. The company will help clients assess the impact of quantum technologies and integrate post-quantum cryptography (PQC) to ensure data protection and compliance.
Marc-Antoine Pinard, Chief Technology and Artificial Intelligence Officer at Levio, said the collaboration will accelerate their quantum practice and position Quebec and Canada as leaders in applied quantum innovation.
Marie-Claude Messier, General Manager at PINQ², said the partnership will enable organizations to learn, plan their quantum journey, establish foundational initiatives, and create a roadmap using a quantum computer.
Levio, with over 2,000 professionals, specializes in digital transformation and serves sectors including financial services, insurance, healthcare, government, aerospace, and retail.
PINQ², a non-profit founded by the Université de Sherbrooke and the Government of Quebec, operates Canada’s first Advanced Hybrid Platform (AHP), integrating classical, quantum, and hybrid computing. Its mission is to democratize access to cutting-edge infrastructure and reduce innovation risks.
Contact: Valérie Gonzalo, Media Relations, 514-626-6976, gonzalo@videotron.ca
Source: Levio
