QuantumWise Japan KK is the first overseas subsidiary of QuantumWise A/S. It was established on 1st September 2011 to handle sales and support of Japanese customers. As a former member of the atomic-scale modeling support group at Cybernet Systems Co., the subsidiary is managed by a highly experienced user of Atomistix ToolKit and is able to provide high-level technical and scientific support to our ever growing customer-base in Japan.

Hongcam is China's first and largest distributor for software specializing in Chemistry, Biology, Pharmacology and Materials Science, as well as other related areas. Hongcam is also the leader in spreading and promoting chemical calculation and simulation software.

Seascape Learning LLC is a science-focused company offering computational science software, research consulting and software services for pharma, biotech, materials and nanotechnology needs. Seascape operates mainly in the US and in India.

Carlsys Technologies is high-tech scientific equipment and nanoscale-simulation software solutions provider for research and industrial applications. Leveraging on their scientific background, they provide services in semiconductor/nanotech, materials science and photonics/optics area.

Pitotech

Pitotech is a leading technology, product and knowledge provider headquartered in Taiwan. Their experienced engineers deliver high-quality solutions and service to fulfill customers' requirements.

Integrated Microsystem

Integrated Microsystem, India, is a professional sales/technical support company specializing in high-end technology EDA tools and CMOS/MEMS fabrication services for the education, commercial and R&D sectors.

UIT Solutions

UIT Solutions assists us with sales and marketing in South Korea.

Stanford Nanoelectronics Lab

QuantumWise has a well-established collaboration with Prof. Yoshio Nishi's nanoelectronics group at Stanford University.

Copenhagen University

The Department of Computer Science (DIKU) is a long-term partner on the development of high-performance parallel algorithms. QuantumWise also closely collaborates with the Nano-Science Center, an interdisciplinary research and educational effort with the long term goal of merging nano-scale biology, chemistry and physics into a new scientific discipline: nanoscience.

Technical University of Denmark (DTU)

QuantumWise works actively with several groups at DTU, for instance with CAMd, Prof. Jens Nørskov's group, on developing Python algorithms for atomic-scale simulations within their Atomistic Simulation Environment (ASE).