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3 days ago
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Infleqtion Selected to Power the UK's Largest Quantum Computing Breakthrough
As part of a £2.2M project, Infleqtion will deliver 100x performance gains at the National Quantum Computing Centre (NQCC) advancing the UK's most promising neutral atom platform OXFORD, England, June 09, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Infleqtion, a global leader in quantum information technologies, today announced a second grant from the UK government to further accelerate the performance of its neutral atom quantum computing platform, Sqale. The project aims to increase gate execution rate by 10–100x, a major advance in the scalability and capability of quantum hardware, critical for making quantum systems commercially viable. The initiative builds upon Infleqtion's strategic presence at the NQCC in Harwell, Oxfordshire, home to one of the UK's most advanced quantum testbeds. Infleqtion's Sqale neutral atom quantum computer positions the company as a cornerstone of the UK's national quantum infrastructure. "Infleqtion's UK team is pushing the limits of what's possible in quantum computing performance," said Tom Noel, VP of Quantum Computing at Infleqtion. "By combining the unique strengths of neutral atom technology with advanced optical control and characterisation frameworks at the NQCC, we are enabling faster, deeper, and more reliable quantum circuits." The 12-month programme, named SQALE2, will be developed in collaboration with leading UK research institutions, including the Fraunhofer Centre for Applied Photonics, the National Physical Laboratory (NPL), the University of Strathclyde, and the NQCC's Quantum Software Lab at the University of Edinburgh. The funding will support the development of new optical and control technologies that allow multiple quantum operations to run at the same time. This parallel processing approach is expected to increase the effective rate of gate execution by 10–100x, a critical improvement for running complex quantum algorithms more quickly and efficiently. "Advancing gate speed is essential for unlocking the full potential of quantum computing," said Professor Elham Kashefi, Chief Scientist, NQCC. "This collaboration with Infleqtion and the Quantum Software Lab, exemplifies the UK's commitment to building world-leading quantum capabilities that are both scalable and application-ready." Infleqtion's platform manipulates individual neutral atoms, nature's ideal qubits, using laser light, eliminating the need for fabricated solid-state qubits. This approach offers superior stability, flexibility, and control, alongside a high degree of scalability. "Neutral atom systems have long demonstrated compelling architectural advantages," said Ryan Hanley, President, Infleqtion UK. "This project shows that performance and speed can scale too, thanks to the strength of the UK's collaborative innovation ecosystem." Joint Innovation and Evaluation In partnership with the Fraunhofer Centre for Applied Photonics, Infleqtion will deploy next-generation optical technologies to enable parallelised gate execution. These enhancements will accelerate circuit speeds and further improve gate fidelities, paving the way for deeper quantum workflows and broader application readiness. To ensure transparency and build trust in the results, the project includes independent verification and benchmarking through partners at NPL, the University of Strathclyde, and the Quantum Software Lab at the University of Edinburgh. These teams will validate performance improvements using both industry-standard benchmarks and new verification frameworks developed under this programme. This funding award follows a series of UK-focused initiatives by Infleqtion, including the deployment of its Sqale quantum computer at the NQCC and collaborative efforts with government and academic partners. The project reinforces the UK's growing role in shaping the future of scalable, high-performance quantum technologies. To learn more about Infleqtion's quantum computing roadmap and its work in the United Kingdom, visit About Infleqtion Infleqtion is a world-leading quantum technology company pioneering transformative solutions that enhance precision and performance across multiple essential industries. With more than 18 years of experience commercialising quantum technology with neutral atoms, Infleqtion specialises in atomic clocks, quantum software, quantum RF, and neutral-atom quantum computing. We deliver state-of-the-art solutions for positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT), compute, precision timekeeping, and optimisation. Our unparalleled expertise makes us the preferred partner for global customers seeking advanced quantum solutions for defence, enterprise, and compute applications. For more information, please visit us at View source version on Contacts Matt StubbsVoxus PRmstubbs@ Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
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3 days ago
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Infleqtion Selected to Power the UK's Largest Quantum Computing Breakthrough
As part of a £2.2M project, Infleqtion will deliver 100x performance gains at the National Quantum Computing Centre (NQCC) advancing the UK's most promising neutral atom platform OXFORD, England, June 09, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Infleqtion, a global leader in quantum information technologies, today announced a second grant from the UK government to further accelerate the performance of its neutral atom quantum computing platform, Sqale. The project aims to increase gate execution rate by 10–100x, a major advance in the scalability and capability of quantum hardware, critical for making quantum systems commercially viable. The initiative builds upon Infleqtion's strategic presence at the NQCC in Harwell, Oxfordshire, home to one of the UK's most advanced quantum testbeds. Infleqtion's Sqale neutral atom quantum computer positions the company as a cornerstone of the UK's national quantum infrastructure. "Infleqtion's UK team is pushing the limits of what's possible in quantum computing performance," said Tom Noel, VP of Quantum Computing at Infleqtion. "By combining the unique strengths of neutral atom technology with advanced optical control and characterisation frameworks at the NQCC, we are enabling faster, deeper, and more reliable quantum circuits." The 12-month programme, named SQALE2, will be developed in collaboration with leading UK research institutions, including the Fraunhofer Centre for Applied Photonics, the National Physical Laboratory (NPL), the University of Strathclyde, and the NQCC's Quantum Software Lab at the University of Edinburgh. The funding will support the development of new optical and control technologies that allow multiple quantum operations to run at the same time. This parallel processing approach is expected to increase the effective rate of gate execution by 10–100x, a critical improvement for running complex quantum algorithms more quickly and efficiently. "Advancing gate speed is essential for unlocking the full potential of quantum computing," said Professor Elham Kashefi, Chief Scientist, NQCC. "This collaboration with Infleqtion and the Quantum Software Lab, exemplifies the UK's commitment to building world-leading quantum capabilities that are both scalable and application-ready." Infleqtion's platform manipulates individual neutral atoms, nature's ideal qubits, using laser light, eliminating the need for fabricated solid-state qubits. This approach offers superior stability, flexibility, and control, alongside a high degree of scalability. "Neutral atom systems have long demonstrated compelling architectural advantages," said Ryan Hanley, President, Infleqtion UK. "This project shows that performance and speed can scale too, thanks to the strength of the UK's collaborative innovation ecosystem." Joint Innovation and Evaluation In partnership with the Fraunhofer Centre for Applied Photonics, Infleqtion will deploy next-generation optical technologies to enable parallelised gate execution. These enhancements will accelerate circuit speeds and further improve gate fidelities, paving the way for deeper quantum workflows and broader application readiness. To ensure transparency and build trust in the results, the project includes independent verification and benchmarking through partners at NPL, the University of Strathclyde, and the Quantum Software Lab at the University of Edinburgh. These teams will validate performance improvements using both industry-standard benchmarks and new verification frameworks developed under this programme. This funding award follows a series of UK-focused initiatives by Infleqtion, including the deployment of its Sqale quantum computer at the NQCC and collaborative efforts with government and academic partners. The project reinforces the UK's growing role in shaping the future of scalable, high-performance quantum technologies. To learn more about Infleqtion's quantum computing roadmap and its work in the United Kingdom, visit About Infleqtion Infleqtion is a world-leading quantum technology company pioneering transformative solutions that enhance precision and performance across multiple essential industries. With more than 18 years of experience commercialising quantum technology with neutral atoms, Infleqtion specialises in atomic clocks, quantum software, quantum RF, and neutral-atom quantum computing. We deliver state-of-the-art solutions for positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT), compute, precision timekeeping, and optimisation. Our unparalleled expertise makes us the preferred partner for global customers seeking advanced quantum solutions for defence, enterprise, and compute applications. For more information, please visit us at View source version on Contacts Matt StubbsVoxus PRmstubbs@ Error in retrieving data Sign in to access your portfolio Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data Error in retrieving data
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3 days ago
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Infleqtion Selected to Power the UK's Largest Quantum Computing Breakthrough
OXFORD, England--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Infleqtion, a global leader in quantum information technologies, today announced a second grant from the UK government to further accelerate the performance of its neutral atom quantum computing platform, Sqale. The project aims to increase gate execution rate by 10–100x, a major advance in the scalability and capability of quantum hardware, critical for making quantum systems commercially viable. The initiative builds upon Infleqtion's strategic presence at the NQCC in Harwell, Oxfordshire, home to one of the UK's most advanced quantum testbeds. Infleqtion's Sqale neutral atom quantum computer positions the company as a cornerstone of the UK's national quantum infrastructure. 'Infleqtion's UK team is pushing the limits of what's possible in quantum computing performance,' said Tom Noel, VP of Quantum Computing at Infleqtion. 'By combining the unique strengths of neutral atom technology with advanced optical control and characterisation frameworks at the NQCC, we are enabling faster, deeper, and more reliable quantum circuits.' The 12-month programme, named SQALE2, will be developed in collaboration with leading UK research institutions, including the Fraunhofer Centre for Applied Photonics, the National Physical Laboratory (NPL), the University of Strathclyde, and the NQCC's Quantum Software Lab at the University of Edinburgh. The funding will support the development of new optical and control technologies that allow multiple quantum operations to run at the same time. This parallel processing approach is expected to increase the effective rate of gate execution by 10–100x, a critical improvement for running complex quantum algorithms more quickly and efficiently. 'Advancing gate speed is essential for unlocking the full potential of quantum computing,' said Professor Elham Kashefi, Chief Scientist, NQCC. 'This collaboration with Infleqtion and the Quantum Software Lab, exemplifies the UK's commitment to building world-leading quantum capabilities that are both scalable and application-ready.' Infleqtion's platform manipulates individual neutral atoms, nature's ideal qubits, using laser light, eliminating the need for fabricated solid-state qubits. This approach offers superior stability, flexibility, and control, alongside a high degree of scalability. 'Neutral atom systems have long demonstrated compelling architectural advantages,' said Ryan Hanley, President, Infleqtion UK. 'This project shows that performance and speed can scale too, thanks to the strength of the UK's collaborative innovation ecosystem.' Joint Innovation and Evaluation In partnership with the Fraunhofer Centre for Applied Photonics, Infleqtion will deploy next-generation optical technologies to enable parallelised gate execution. These enhancements will accelerate circuit speeds and further improve gate fidelities, paving the way for deeper quantum workflows and broader application readiness. To ensure transparency and build trust in the results, the project includes independent verification and benchmarking through partners at NPL, the University of Strathclyde, and the Quantum Software Lab at the University of Edinburgh. These teams will validate performance improvements using both industry-standard benchmarks and new verification frameworks developed under this programme. This funding award follows a series of UK-focused initiatives by Infleqtion, including the deployment of its Sqale quantum computer at the NQCC and collaborative efforts with government and academic partners. The project reinforces the UK's growing role in shaping the future of scalable, high-performance quantum technologies. To learn more about Infleqtion's quantum computing roadmap and its work in the United Kingdom, visit About Infleqtion Infleqtion is a world-leading quantum technology company pioneering transformative solutions that enhance precision and performance across multiple essential industries. With more than 18 years of experience commercialising quantum technology with neutral atoms, Infleqtion specialises in atomic clocks, quantum software, quantum RF, and neutral-atom quantum computing. We deliver state-of-the-art solutions for positioning, navigation, and timing (PNT), compute, precision timekeeping, and optimisation. Our unparalleled expertise makes us the preferred partner for global customers seeking advanced quantum solutions for defence, enterprise, and compute applications. For more information, please visit us at
Yahoo
02-06-2025
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Infleqtion Raises $100M to Scale Atom-Based Quantum Solutions for National Security and Next Generation Intelligent Systems
Backed by Glynn Capital, Counterpoint Global (Morgan Stanley), S32, and SAIC, Infleqtion is defining the frontier of commercial quantum technology with deployable systems that meet today's most demanding challenges. BOULDER, Colo., June 02, 2025--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Infleqtion, the only company actively commercializing atom-based quantum systems across computing, sensing, and precision timing, announced a $100 million Series C funding round backed by new, existing, and strategic investors, including Glynn Capital, Counterpoint Global (Morgan Stanley), S32, SAIC and others. Having generated almost $30 million in revenue last year and backed by a customer pipeline topping $200 million, Infleqtion will use this investment to scale its atom-based quantum platforms and accelerate deployment of field-ready quantum systems that address today's most demanding real-world challenges. "We are harnessing the power of quantum to solve the world's most urgent and complex challenges," said Matt Kinsella, CEO of Infleqtion. "This funding fuels our next phase of growth, allowing us to scale transformative technologies with strategic partners who share our vision and serve as go-to-market allies, helping to secure nations and power the next generation of intelligent systems." "Quantum technology is fast becoming essential to both economic competitiveness and national security and we believe it will fundamentally reshape the global landscape," said Charlie Friedland, Partner at Glynn Capital. "Infleqtion stands out for its combination of scientific depth and commercial execution. Their atom-based systems are deployable, scalable, and poised to deliver the quantum solutions industries and governments need." Pioneering Quantum Computing and Sensing Infleqtion's technology is built on atoms, the most promising path to scalable quantum advantage, and is currently deployed in government and commercial programs around the world. Sqale, Infleqtion's neutral atom-based quantum computer, is installed at the National Quantum Computing Centre (NQCC) in the United Kingdom and the company was selected by Japan's Science and Technology Agency (JST) as the only foreign quantum computing partner in the Quantum Moonshot program. The company recently demonstrated a materials science breakthrough powered by its Superstaq compiler and Nvidia's CUDA-Q platform, marking a key milestone on its path toward scalable, fault-tolerant quantum computing. The company also unveiled Contextual Machine Learning (CML), a quantum-inspired AI system aimed at solving high-value defense and biotech applications. Infleqtion leads the market in quantum-enabled positioning, navigation, and timing, bringing next generation capabilities critical for national security. Its atomic clocks deliver quantum advantage today, with more than 100x improvements in precision over legacy systems. These systems are already deployed with NASA and the U.S. Department of Defense, and have earned an $11M DoD APFIT contract award for mission-critical innovation. Scaling with Strategic Partners Infleqtion's Series C round includes backing from strategic partners that understand the direct impact bringing quantum technology to real-world mission environments. Through a new go-to-market partnership with SAIC – a leading mission integrator that provides advanced technology solutions to solve and support the mission-critical needs across military, intelligence, and government agencies – Infleqtion is expanding the deployment of quantum sensing technologies, including atomic clocks, quantum RF communication, and inertial sensing, into defense and aerospace applications. Infleqtion has more than three dozen active government and commercial programs in deployment, with expansion planned across North America, the UK, and Australia. "We are excited to partner with Infleqtion to accelerate the delivery of quantum sensing and computing across our full range of national defense and government customers," said Lauren Knausenberger, CINO and Managing Director of Ventures at SAIC. "Infleqtion's visionary advancements in atomic clocks, inertial navigation, and quantum communication directly align with our mission to integrate emerging technologies into active and critical operations to enhance resilience, precision, and ultimately keeping warfighters safe in the most demanding environments." Infleqtion's momentum is backed by a powerful investment community including new supporters and long-standing partners who share deep confidence in our mission. Additional investors include Axial, Breakthrough Victoria, Caruso Ventures, Cyfr Capital, Golden Vision Capital, Global Frontier, In-Q-Tel (IQT), LCP, Maverick, National Security Strategic Investment Fund (NSSIF), Olive Ventures, Overmatch, S Ventures (SentinelOne), and the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation. J.P. Morgan acted as a sole placement agent to Infleqtion. About Infleqtion Infleqtion is a world-leading quantum technology company advancing transformative, atom-based solutions that integrate quantum hardware and software to enhance precision and performance across national security, enterprise, and infrastructure markets. Specializing in atomic clocks, quantum RF, quantum computing, and quantum technologies that accelerate breakthroughs in AI, sensing, and secure communications, Infleqtion's systems are already deployed in mission-critical environments around the world. With a track record of delivering real-world impact and deep alignment with strategic partners, Infleqtion is a trusted provider of quantum solutions for national security modernization, resilient infrastructure, and next-generation intelligent systems. View source version on Contacts Matt StubbsVoxus PRmstubbs@
Finextra
15-05-2025
- Business
- Finextra
JPMorgan Chase releases open source quantum software library
JPMorgan Chase and technology company Infleqtion have released a new open source quantum software library designed to improve the efficiency of potential applications and use cases. 1 The qLDPC library introduces advanced error-correction techniques that enable 10-100x reductions in the number of physical qubits required to run quantum programs. This step-change improvement addresses the sheer scale of hardware typically needed to achieve practical fault tolerance. Historically, building a fault-tolerant quantum computer has required massive overhead: it's been estimated that a single logical, error-corrected qubit might need up to 1,500 physical qubits to function reliably. By contrast, the new library reduces that requirement to between 15 and 150, depending on the implementation, dramatically shrinking the hardware footprint needed for real-world applications. To encourage collaboration and ongoing innovation, qLDPC is available as an open-source library, allowing developers, researchers, and hardware partners to engage directly with the codebase. The project is intended as a shared foundation for quantum developers to explore new methods for improving error correction and optimizing quantum workloads across a variety of platforms. 'Efficient error correction is one of the key enablers for commercially relevant quantum computing,' says Pranav Gokhale, general manager of Computing, Infleqtion. 'Through our work with JPMorgan, we're showing how software and hardware innovation, especially the flexibility of our Sqale quantum processor, can work together to move the financial industry toward commercial use of quantum computing faster.' JPMorgan Chae is at the forefront of quantum experiementation in the financial sector. The bank accounts for two-thirds of all quantum job postings among tracked banks and has published more than half of all quantum-related research papers.
