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Quantum-Si Presents Interim Proteus™ Data at World HUPO 2026 Demonstrating a Significant Step Change in Performance Compared to Platinum® Pro

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Quantum-Si Presents Interim Proteus™ Data at World HUPO 2026 Demonstrating a Significant Step Change in Performance Compared to Platinum® Pro. (2026, September 29). Toronto Star. https://www.thestar.com/globenewswire/quantum-si-presents-interim-proteus-data-at-world-hupo-2026-demonstrating-a-significant-step-change/article_e050a7c2-57cf-5df4-ab29-fac70d28d615.html

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Quantum-Si presented interim data on its new Proteus™ platform at the 2026 World HUPO Congress in Singapore, showing significant performance improvements over its Platinum® Pro instrument. The presentation, made by CEO Jeff Hawkins on September 29, highlighted that Proteus outperformed Platinum Pro across all key measures despite still being under development and not fully optimized.
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Quantum-Si Incorporated, a proteomics company based in BRANFORD, Connecticut, announced significant interim results for its Proteus™ platform at the 2026 World HUPO Congress in Singapore on September 29, 2026. Using an experimental kit that detects 18 amino acids, Proteus outperformed Quantum-Si's commercially available Platinum® Pro instrument across all key performance measures, including sequencing scale, accuracy, peptide identification, and protein sequence coverage. These findings were presented by Jeff Hawkins, President and CEO of Quantum-Si, during a seminar at the conference. Notably, while the Proteus platform is still under development and not fully optimized, it already demonstrates superior capabilities compared to Platinum Pro.

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Using a developmental sequencing kit that detects 18 amino acids, Proteus significantly outperformed Platinum Pro across every key measure, from sequencing scale and accuracy to peptide identification and protein sequence coverage, even though the Proteus instrument, consumable, loading protocol and analysis software are still in development and not yet fully optimized.
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🔮 The data will be presented by Jeff Hawkins, President and Chief Executive Officer, at a lunchtime seminar at the 2026 World HUPO Congress in Singapore on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, at 12:15 Singapore Time (SGT) in Room 330.

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Quantum-Si Incorporated (Nasdaq: QSI) (“Quantum-Si,” “QSI” or the “Company”), a proteomics company redefining protein analysis through single-molecule protein sequencing, today announced interim development results comparing its next-generation Proteus™ platform with its commercially available Platinum® Pro instrument. asserted
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Using a developmental sequencing kit that detects 18 amino acids, Proteus significantly outperformed Platinum Pro across every key measure, from sequencing scale and accuracy to peptide identification and protein sequence coverage, even though the Proteus instrument, consumable, loading protocol and analysis software are still in development and not yet fully optimized. asserted
instrument → use → development
The data will be presented by Jeff Hawkins, President and Chief Executive Officer, at a lunchtime seminar at the 2026 World HUPO Congress in Singapore on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, at 12:15 Singapore Time (SGT) in Room 330. asserted
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“These interim results show that Proteus is a fundamentally superior platform technology, not simply a larger version of Platinum Pro,” said Jeff Hawkins, President and Chief Executive Officer of Quantum-Si. asserted
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“Proteus improves every fundamental driver of sequencing performance, including scale, signal quality, conversion and accuracy, and those gains compound into dramatically more data. asserted
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What makes these results even more encouraging is that this Proteus system has not yet been fully optimized, and we expect further improvements ahead of launch.” asserted
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