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Anritsu

Anritsu Corporation is a Japanese telecommunications test and measurement equipment manufacturer founded in 1895, headquartered in Atsugi, Kanagawa. Anritsu provides test equipment for quantum communication systems including optical network analyzers, signal analyzers, and specialized measurement instruments for quantum key distribution (QKD) networks and quantum communication infrastructure validation. The company develops testing solutions for quantum-safe telecommunications and post-quantum cryptography implementations. Anritsu serves telecommunications operators, quantum technology companies, research institutions, and quantum network developers requiring precision test equipment for quantum communication systems. The company contributes to quantum communications infrastructure development providing essential test and measurement capabilities for quantum networking deployments and quantum-safe telecommunications validation advancing quantum technology commercialization in telecommunications sector.

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National Instruments

National Instruments Corporation (now NI, part of Emerson following 2023 acquisition) is an American producer of automated test equipment and virtual instrumentation software founded in 1976, headquartered in Austin, Texas. NI provides test and measurement equipment, control systems, and software platforms (including LabVIEW) used extensively in quantum computing research and quantum technology development. The company solutions enable quantum hardware characterization, qubit control systems, quantum measurement instrumentation, and quantum computing test infrastructure. NI collaborates with quantum computing companies and quantum research institutions providing essential test equipment for quantum processor development and quantum system validation. NI serves quantum technology industry, research laboratories, and quantum hardware developers requiring flexible test and measurement platforms for quantum computing systems and quantum technology experimentation.