QuanteX explores fundamental and applied physics, quantum computing and scientific simulation. Its public work so far is qscout, an offline post-quantum cryptography inventory tool. Public repositories may contain models, benchmarks or research software, with assumptions and limitations stated alongside results. We do not claim quantum advantage or hardware performance from research prototypes.
We build in the open. QuanteX Labs Inc. publishes its tools, methods and learning materials under open licences (usually Apache-2.0 for code and CC BY 4.0 for written material), so public-interest teams can use them, check how they work and adapt them freely. Open work is easier to trust, because anyone can see exactly how a result is produced.
Our own work, with credited open-source parts. We build what we publish here from public data and synthetic examples. Where a repository uses open-source parts made by others, it names them and their licences. It never includes client data, client projects, or anyone else's confidential information.
- qscout: an offline post-quantum cryptography inventory that finds quantum-vulnerable cryptography and writes a CycloneDX 1.6 CBOM and an accessible report.
Contact: info@quantexlabs.ca | Website: https://quantexlabs.ca/