Quantum X Labs Inc. has officially commenced trading on Nasdaq under the ticker QXL, marking the completion of its rebranding from Viewbix Inc.. The move signals a strategic shift toward advanced quantum technologies while maintaining its legacy digital advertising operations. The company said the rebrand reflects its evolution into a developer and owner of quantum computing technologies, with a focus on areas such as quantum error correction, simulations, sensing, and cybersecurity. At the core of this transition is its subsidiary, Quantum X Labs Ltd., acquired in March 2026, which drives the company’s quantum research and development initiatives.

Quantum X Labs aims to position itself across multiple high-impact sectors, including navigation, precision timing, drug discovery, transportation, and secure communications. Its portfolio includes several specialized ventures advancing different aspects of quantum innovation.

Among them, Quantum Gyro is developing quantum-based gyroscope chips designed for high-precision navigation in GPS-denied environments, while Quantum Atom Accuracy is focused on next-generation atomic clocks for ultra-accurate timing systems. Nuclear Quantum is working on simulation algorithms for engineering and nuclear applications, and Quantum Security is exploring quantum-based cybersecurity technologies to protect digital assets.

Additional efforts include Quantum Transportation, which is developing advanced quantum error correction technologies, and CliniQuantum, which applies quantum-enhanced computational methods to drug discovery, clinical optimization, and logistics. The company noted that these initiatives build on recent technical milestones, including patent filings, prototype advancements in quantum sensing devices, and progress in quantum simulation and error correction algorithms.

Despite its pivot toward quantum innovation, Quantum X Labs will continue operating its existing digital advertising and AI-driven computing businesses through subsidiaries Gix Media Ltd. and Metagramm Software Ltd. The rebranding underscores a broader industry trend, as companies increasingly invest in quantum technologies to address future challenges in computing  security, and data processing.

Source : globenewswire

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