Announcement • Sep 15

Quantum X Labs Inc. Announces Appointment of Yossi Cohen as President of Scientific Advisory Board

Quantum X Labs Inc. had appointed Mr. Yossi Cohen, former Director of the Mossad and a leading figure in Israel’s national security community, as President of the Company’s Scientific Advisory Board. Mr. Cohen will work alongside the Scientific Advisory Board’s existing members, including Prof. Oren Kurland of the Technion – Israel Institute of Technology and Prof. Oren Raz of the Weizmann Institute of Science, to strengthen Quantum X Labs Inc.'s strategic direction across quantum computing, quantum error correction, quantum software for clinical trials, quantum cybersecurity and quantum sensing with a strategic focus on expanding the scale of the Company’s operations and commercializing its quantum technologies, particularly for the defense, aerospace, homeland security, and critical infrastructure markets. Cohen served as Director of the Mossad from 2016 to 2021, following his tenure as Israel’s National Security Advisor from 2013 to 2016 and as Deputy Director of the Mossad. During a 38-year career in intelligence and national security, he oversaw some of Israel’s most significant covert operations, including the acquisition of Iran’s nuclear archive in 2018, as well as efforts that helped lay the groundwork for the Abraham Accords. Since leaving public service, Cohen has operated at the intersection of national security and global technology investments. In 2021, he joined SoftBank to lead the company’s activities in Israel Vision Fund 2, helping identify and support growth-stage technology companies. In this capacity, he was involved in SoftBank’s Israeli cybersecurity investments, including investments related to Wiz, Claroty, and Cato Networks. In August 2026, Yossi Cohen was appointed a strategic advisor to SoftBank. This role brings him closer to the group’s senior decision-making centers and expands his areas of activity to include the financing and development of artificial intelligence infrastructure and cloud data centers, as well as investments in semiconductor companies serving these infrastructures — an area increasingly overlapping with quantum sensing chips, high-performance computing, and next-generation secure infrastructure. As President of the Board, Cohen will help prioritize, at the board level, applications in defense and critical infrastructure, advance international partnerships, and translate Quantum X Labs Inc.'s intellectual property, including its work in error correction through the integration of AI and quantum technologies, as well as its portfolio of sensing technologies, into government and operational programs and commercial channels.

Announcement • Aug 27

Quantum X Labs Launches Qatacomb Quantum-Native Security Research Initiative

Quantum X Labs Inc. announced the launch of Qatacomb, a new research initiative being advanced through the Company’s QuantumQ Security operation, focused on exploring a quantum-native approach to protecting sensitive information. Qatacomb is designed to investigate security architectures that seek to combine efficient and practical access for authorized users with security properties rooted in the fundamental principles of quantum physics. The research will also explore whether protection levels can be dynamically adapted to different operational requirements, use cases and sensitivity levels. Rather than relying solely on conventional approaches to information security, the Qatacomb initiative will investigate how quantum-mechanical properties can potentially become an integral part of the protection architecture itself. The program’s next phase is expected to focus on rigorous theoretical validation, advanced simulation and proof-of-concept testing on quantum hardware, with the objective of evaluating the feasibility, security characteristics and potential real-world applications of the approach. QuantumX Labs believes Qatacomb is focused on a growing strategic need for new methods of protecting high-value and long-lived information as advances in quantum computing reshape the cybersecurity landscape. Governments, defense organizations, financial institutions, critical-infrastructure operators and enterprises are increasingly evaluating how sensitive information can remain protected in a future in which quantum technologies may challenge existing security architectures. The commercial opportunity surrounding quantum security is expanding rapidly. According to The Business Research Company, the broader global quantum security market could grow from approximately $2,500 million in 2026 to approximately $9,800 million by 2030, representing a compound annual growth rate of approximately 40%. Other industry forecasts similarly point to rapid expansion in post-quantum and quantum-secure technologies as organizations prepare their infrastructure for the quantum era. The Qatacomb initiative expands QuantumX Labs’ research activities into quantum security, complementing the Company’s broader development activities across quantum computing, quantum software and simulation, and quantum sensing. Through QuantumQ Security, the Company intends to evaluate opportunities at the intersection of quantum computing and next-generation cybersecurity, with an initial emphasis on research, validation and the development of technologies that may ultimately address government, defense, critical infrastructure and enterprise security requirements.

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