NoviqTech Limited (ASX:NVQ) has taken a decisive step into the quantum computing market, unveiling the beta launch of its first two commercial products under subsidiary Quantum Intelligence Pty Ltd (QI). The release of QI Provenance and QI AI positions the company at the front of efforts to integrate quantum-classical computing into enterprise systems.

NoviqTech leverages artificial intelligence and distributed ledger technology to provide trusted reporting across supply chains, carbon emissions, and product verification. Its brands, NoviqAI and Carbon Central, support organisations in industries ranging from maritime to regenerative agriculture.

Industry observers note that quantum adoption has long been limited by access barriers and hardware costs. NoviqTech is aiming to break through these hurdles by offering flexible subscription-based access and cloud-delivered solutions.

CEO Freddy El Turk said the company’s beta launch reflects a critical shift from concept to delivery. “This beta launch is the first tangible delivery on our July announcement. With QI Provenance now commercially open and QI AI available by request, we are taking the first step in making verifiable trust and quantum-enhanced AI accessible to enterprises worldwide.”

Deliver Self-Service Quantum Tools
The first product, QI Provenance, is now available through a self-serve subscription model. Enterprises and developers can integrate its API to issue tamper-proof digital credentials, track asset ownership, and verify multimedia authenticity.

With Stripe-powered billing, the platform offers tiered subscription plans and a limited sandbox for testing. This model allows both startups and large operators to experiment with blockchain-backed verification before moving to production.

Embed AI with Verifiable Trust
The second release, QI AI, is accessible under controlled request-only rollout. Designed as an AI-as-a-Service platform, QI AI supports natural language interaction, multilingual communication, compliance alerts, and blockchain-secured transparency.

By restricting early access, NoviqTech is stress-testing enterprise applications before a wider rollout later in the year.

Accelerate Performance with CUDA-Q
Looking ahead, NoviqTech is preparing the launch of its Quantum Intelligence Platform (QI Platform) powered by NVIDIA CUDA-Q technology. This platform aims to deliver up to 10x acceleration for optimisation, machine learning, and cryptography workloads – all without requiring dedicated on-premises quantum hardware.

El Turk emphasised that the upcoming release will build momentum. “The upcoming release of the CUDA-Q–powered QI Platform later this year will only accelerate this momentum.”

Target a Growing Quantum Market
NoviqTech’s approach mirrors broader industry trends where enterprises seek quantum-classical hybrid models rather than stand-alone quantum hardware. By combining blockchain-backed verification with modular AI, the company is positioning its solutions within digital trust, compliance, and data-heavy optimisation markets.

For NoviqTech, the combination of a subscription model and enterprise APIs could provide a scalable entry point into industries ranging from financial services to global supply chains.

Positioned as a player in quantum-ready solutions
With QI Provenance now live and QI AI in controlled release, NoviqTech has marked its transition from development to enterprise-ready deployment.

El Turk highlighted the company’s broader ambition: “We are taking the first step in making verifiable trust and quantum-enhanced AI accessible to enterprises worldwide.”

The forthcoming CUDA-Q launch is expected to expand NoviqTech’s offering and further position the company as a player in quantum-ready solutions for the digital economy.