According to a recent LinkedIn post from Qunnect, the company is positioning itself within a quantum communications market that consulting firm McKinsey & Company projects could reach $11–15 billion by 2035. The post cites McKinsey’s view that telecom’s share of this market may grow from under 6% to 26%, while financial services could expand from near zero to 24%.
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The company’s LinkedIn post highlights three quantum networking deployments: GothamQ in New York City, BearlinQ with Deutsche Telekom in Berlin, and a new ABQ-Net effort in Albuquerque. The post emphasizes room-temperature operation over existing commercial fiber with reported fidelity above 99%, suggesting a focus on practical, field-deployable quantum networking infrastructure.
The post suggests that Qunnect aims to move quantum networking from laboratory environments into real-world infrastructure ahead of wider market adoption. For investors, this positioning may indicate an attempt to secure early-mover advantages in telecom and financial services applications as quantum communications demand scales toward the timelines outlined by McKinsey.
If Qunnect can validate performance claims and expand partnerships similar to its collaboration with Deutsche Telekom, it could strengthen its attractiveness to strategic investors and potential acquirers in telecom and secure communications. However, the post does not provide financial metrics, commercial contract values, or deployment scale, leaving uncertainty around near-term revenue impact and capital requirements.