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Quantum computing company SEEQC moves into expanded Mid-Westchester Executive Park headquarters

Hawthorne, NY JLL has completed a new 13,635 s/f lease for quantum computing startup SEEQC, Inc. at 15 Skyline Dr., a flex office property located within the Mid-Westchester Executive Park.

With locations in the UK and Italy, SEEQC, Inc. is the first company to create digital chips to power full-stack quantum computing systems that work with all quantum computing technologies. Backed by over $60 million in funding from leading tech venture capitalists and major corporate venture funds–including M-Ventures, Merk KGaA, LG Technology Ventures and Booz Allen Ventures–the company is now accelerating the capabilities and commercial rollout of its chip platform to make quantum computing practical and scalable for real-world use and recently announced collaborations with IBM Quantum and NVIDIA.

SEEQC will move into its new and expanded US corporate location from Elmsford, N.Y. to occupy 13,635 s/f of office and lab space at 15 Skyline Dr. that will support the design, testing and manufacturing of quantum-ready superconductors.

“Moving into our U.S. headquarters marks an exciting new chapter for SEEQC, giving us the space and especially the quantum design and test infrastructure we need to scale our technology and grow our team,” said John Levy, CEO and Chair of SEEQC, Inc. “The move positions us closer to key partners and talent while providing a more modern, collaborative environment to accelerate the development of our quantum computing platform.”

Owned by Robert Martin Company, Mid-Westchester Executive Park is home to a growing number of tech tenants including packaging leader PTI and medical robotics firm Clarapath. Located 30 miles north of Manhattan, the property provides access to a highly educated workforce and deep talent pool from leading academic institutions while offering flexible and highly powered offices in a suburban campus setting.

A JLL team including senior vice president John Cahill, vice president Zach Antonucci and associate vice president Thomas Burrus represented SEEQC, Inc. in the lease. Robert Martin Company was represented by RM Friedland, LLC.

Burrus said, “SEEQC aligned their growth needs with the right real estate strategy. This facility is the ideal solution for the company’s next chapter. 15 Skyline Dr. provides a cost-effective footprint with power capacity, flexibility and room to scale in a region populated by leading research institutions, talent and innovative businesses.”

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