IonQ signs $8.18M quantum security deal with Congruity360 to deploy PQC and QKD
IonQ will supply PQC and QKD equipment to Congruity360 to help integrate quantum-safe protections into enterprise data management platforms.
IonQ will supply PQC and QKD equipment to Congruity360 to help integrate quantum-safe protections into enterprise data management platforms.
IonQ has published a design and resource estimate for solving the secp256k1 elliptic-curve discrete logarithm problem on a fault‑tolerant quantum computer, estimating 19,397 physical qubits and 25.7 days per run.
IonQ has announced its full-year 2026 revenue outlook, incorporating SkyWater Technology’s contribution from its late‑July acquisition and the elimination of intercompany transactions between the two companies.
IonQ has announced its sixth‑generation quantum computer, the Superion 256. The system adopts electronic ion control and standard semiconductor manufacturing processes, with customer deliveries planned for 2027.
Xanadu has announced plans to establish an advanced photonics facility, Inception, in Toronto to house research and development through manufacturing and systems integration.
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.
IonQ has named Eric Ball, experienced in finance and M&A, and Timothy Baxter, former SkyWater Technology chair, to its board.
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.
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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.
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.
IonQ reported Q2 2026 revenue of $80.1 million. It raised full‑year revenue guidance to $280–$290 million, while GAAP net loss was $1.8677 billion.
IonQ and Sandia National Laboratories have signed an MOU to explore joint co-design of quantum computing and quantum networking.
IonQ and EPB plan to establish a center in Tennessee to study quantum memory and long-distance quantum communications using an operational optical fiber network.
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IonQ has completed its acquisition of U.S. semiconductor foundry SkyWater Technology, bringing design, manufacturing, and advanced packaging in-house to strengthen its quantum technology supply chain.
Fixstars Amplify has added IonQ’s quantum simulator to its standard machines and begun offering it for free. Paid access to IonQ hardware will be rolled out as a paid plan in the future.