Xanadu has signed a support agreement with the Canadian government to establish domestic capabilities for chip integration, packaging, testing, and module assembly for photonic quantum computers.
NASA has awarded Infleqtion an additional $20 million to develop a quantum sensor that measures gravity gradients from low Earth orbit.
Pasqal welcomed a Saudi government delegation to its French manufacturing facility, demonstrating single-atom rearrangement technology and its quantum-computer assembly and testing processes.
Added optical communications terminals for the SDA low‑Earth‑orbit communications network. Installed on a York Space Systems satellite, bringing the on‑orbit count to 84.
Infleqtion plans a 2027 field test in Colorado of quantum gravity gradiometry to detect subsurface density contrasts and geological structures.
IonQ said it will be listed as a cloud quantum-computing provider for Canada’s FABrIC Quantum Computing Sandbox. The MOU is non-binding and terms have not been disclosed.
Osaka University–origin quantum startup QuEL develops and sells control systems for quantum computers and reported ¥670 million in revenue and ¥61.69 million in net profit for the fiscal year ended June 2025. We analyze the company’s strengths—built on sales to domestic research institutions and already producing profit—and the key issues that will shape future growth, including customer concentration and overseas expansion.
Infleqtion will join a multi-year program applying quantum computing to U.S. grid contingency analysis. Eaton will lead the effort, comparing quantum and classical approaches and estimating required resources.
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.
Adds OqtopusClient to Amplify Quantum 1.3, enabling use of “System F” on ABCI‑Q from existing Amplify SDK code.
IonQ and Sandia National Laboratories have signed an MOU to explore joint co-design of quantum computing and quantum networking.
AIST’s G-QuAT and Thailand’s Chulalongkorn University have signed an MOU to strengthen cooperation on social implementation of quantum technology. OptQC’s CTO took part in the commemorative panel.
Infleqtion plans to deploy Sqale—a neutral‑atom system aiming to demonstrate over 50 logical qubits—at IQMP and pursue quantum optimization applications for the power grid.