IonQ to deliver Superion 256 to Florida International University; on‑premises install planned late 2027
IonQ has signed a contract with Florida International University to install its trapped‑ion quantum computer Superion 256 on campus.
IonQ has signed a contract with Florida International University to install its trapped‑ion quantum computer Superion 256 on campus.
IQM has signed a delivery contract with Brazil’s Eldorado Research Institute. The IQM Spark will be installed in Q1 2027, and remote access to a 54‑qubit cloud system will also be provided.
TOYO Corporation has purchased an additional IQM Spark. Together with the already acquired Radiance 20, the systems will be put into operation from early 2027 and made available to domestic companies, universities, and research institutions.
Rigetti Computing has established a dedicated organization to handle on‑premises quantum system delivery. David Rivas will serve as COO and Andrew Bestwick as CTO.
Optimized TA-Lists spanning multiple areas, reducing location registration signals by 65.3% and paging signals by 7.0% during daily peak periods.
IonQ has won a $28 million contract extension from DARPA. The company will establish manufacturing for the Evergreen‑05 optical atomic clock and deliver 25 units to the U.S. government as firm orders.