Carahsoft will act as IonQ’s public-sector reseller, helping provide quantum computing, networking, sensing, and security technologies to U.S. government agencies and other public customers.
IonQ has acquired Elisity in an all‑stock deal. The company will combine post‑quantum cryptography, quantum key distribution, and zero‑trust to strengthen enterprise and government security offerings.
QuantumCT has secured access to IonQ’s quantum computing resources and will provide them to universities, research institutions, startups, and companies across Connecticut.
Qblox and HPE will collaborate on developing a classical–quantum hybrid platform, using an integrated testbed to evaluate interoperability and system-level performance.
D-Wave and LG CNS will collaborate to develop and deploy enterprise optimization applications using quantum annealing.
Intel has announced an agreement to acquire Israeli quantum software firm Classiq. Reports put the deal at about $2.3 billion as Intel aims to create a full‑stack quantum computing business spanning hardware and software.
QunaSys and Nippon Zeon have signed a business partnership to combine materials development expertise with mathematical modeling techniques to support R&D decision-making.
An IQM Spark will be installed at the Polytechnic University of Madrid to support universities, hospitals, research centers and startups in accessing a physical quantum device.
IonQ and the University of Cambridge have opened a quantum research center. They will pursue nine joint research projects and plan to deploy a 256-qubit machine and an entanglement-distribution quantum network.
Classiq and FreeYa Mind Campus will establish a hub in Iași, Romania combining quantum hardware, a development platform, and education.
D-Wave and SkyWater have signed a multi‑year agreement to continue developing and manufacturing specialized semiconductor processes for superconducting quantum processors.
IonQ has signed a definitive agreement to acquire Elisity. It plans to combine zero-trust foundations with post-quantum cryptography and quantum key distribution to expand security offerings for enterprise and government customers.
NTT DOCOMO BUSINESS will propose and sell Classiq’s quantum software development platform and jointly support Japanese companies from use‑case discovery through development and validation.
QUDORA Japan has been selected for a NEDO project to develop common packaging technology and design rules for cryogenic quantum computers. It will collaborate with Kyocera and AIST (G-QuAT).
Xanadu and GlobalFoundries have entered a multi-year partnership to industrialize SNSPDs and ultra-low-loss SiN photonics.
Quantinuum and the University of Western Australia have signed an MOU on developing quantum talent and industry use cases. They plan to provide cloud access to quantum infrastructure, including Helios.
D-Wave and the University of Arkansas research center have established a research and education initiative targeting supply-chain challenges in retail, transportation, and defense.
IonQ has acquired Nexus Photonics, a heterogeneously integrated photonics company, gaining a technology base aimed at miniaturizing quantum systems and enabling volume production.
They have developed a compact module to cool single-photon detectors to about 2 kelvin, aiming to reduce reliance on large cryogenic plants through a multi‑million‑dollar partnership.
Diraq will establish an R&D lab at a shared facility in Albuquerque to strengthen testing and characterization of silicon quantum devices.
Infleqtion and Riverlane have signed a memorandum of understanding to evaluate integrating real-time quantum error correction with Infleqtion’s neutral-atom quantum computing platform.
They will jointly evaluate how the configuration of distributed quantum systems and error‑correction schemes affect required physical qubit counts, execution time, and system‑wide load.
IonQ announced a joint research plan to install its Superion 256 quantum computer at NVIDIA’s research center and connect it directly to NVIDIA’s GPU infrastructure.
QuEra is opening a base in Discovery District Maryland. The University of Maryland’s QLab will be able to access the neutral-atom quantum system Aquila via the cloud.
QuEra and HPE will collaborate to integrate QuEra’s neutral‑atom fault‑tolerant quantum system with HPE Cray supercomputing infrastructure, envisioning combined cloud and on‑premises deployment options.
IonQ and SDT announced a multi‑year partnership. They will introduce quantum computers and quantum memory in South Korea and expand collaboration into manufacturing, integration, and hybrid data‑center development.
Pasqal, USA Rare Earth and Riven Systems have partnered to search for rare-earth extractant molecules by combining a neutral-atom QPU with autonomous laboratories.
Riverlane plans to establish a U.S. headquarters with labs in Maryland and advance quantum error correction research and talent development in partnership with the University of Maryland.
Diraq and Dell Technologies are colocating quantum processors with HPC systems to test low-latency connections and hybrid computation control techniques.
Alice & Bob and CEA have begun work to integrate software for cat qubits into HPC environments and to research many-body algorithms aimed at early fault-tolerant quantum computing.