IonQ opens quantum centre at University of Cambridge
A new facility on the Cambridge campus will house a 256-qubit Superion machine, letting university researchers use it on site.
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What happened
IonQ and the University of Cambridge have opened an IonQ Quantum Innovation Centre on the Cambridge campus. The centre will house IonQ's 256-qubit Superion quantum computer, so academics there can use it directly. A campus-wide quantum network is also being deployed.
Why it matters
Cambridge researchers gain direct access to the advanced system on campus.
Timeline
- Oct 16, 8:37 AM ET: IonQ and the University of Cambridge launched the IonQ Quantum Innovation Centre on the Cambridge campus, to host the Superion quantum computer.
- Oct 16, 8:37 AM ET: A campus-wide quantum network was being deployed alongside the centre.
Coverage
- Prediction: This Will Be the Best Pure-Play Quantum Computing Stock Over the Next 5 Years (fool.com)
- How Could IonQ’s (NYSE:IONQ) Cambridge Hub Shape Quantum Computing? (kalkinemedia.com)
- What Does IonQ (IONQ) Gain From Its 256 Qubit Cambridge Quantum Hub? (Simply Wall St)
- IonQ And Cambridge Open Quantum Research Centre At Cavendish Labs (quantumzeitgeist.com)
- IonQ | IonQ Opens First Quantum Innovation Centre at Cambridge (ionq.com)
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