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Computers and Electronics Manufacturing

College Park, Maryland 35,621 followers

Our mission: to build the world’s best quantum computers to solve the world’s most complex problems.

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At IonQ, our mission is to build the world’s best quantum computers to solve the world’s most complex problems, transforming business, society, and the planet for the better. Our unique trapped-ion approach combines unmatched physical performance, perfect qubit replication, optical networkability, and highly-optimized algorithms to create a quantum computer that is as scalable as it is powerful, and that will support a broad array of applications across a variety of industries. Want to help shape the future of computing? Join us: https://ionq.com/jobs

Industry

Computers and Electronics Manufacturing

Company size

201-500 employees

Headquarters

College Park, Maryland

Type

Public Company

Founded

2015

Specialties

Quantum Computing, Quantum Information Processing, Quantum Algorithms, Quantum Applications, Quantum Physics, Optics, Photonics, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, Software, Hardware, and Systems Engineering

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College Park, Maryland 20740, US
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3755 Monte Villa Pkwy
Bothell, Washington 98021, US
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The advent of generative artificial intelligence has brought unprecedented computer-generated experiences to the world and transformed many people's understanding with regard to what computers are capable of doing. Behind these experiences is an unfortunate truth: classical techniques are increasingly energy-hungry. In a new blog post, IonQ discusses how quantum computers can provide an alternative solution to classical computers when handling AI tasks, and how vacuum technology is shown to lower the energy demands of systems. Read the blog here to understand the path ahead and why solving energy demands is critical for quantum and AI’s future success.https://lnkd.in/gYaHRHqm
Today, IonQ announced a series of recently issued patents that deliver benefits across multiple industries and applications, and demonstrate IonQ’s leadership in quantum computing performance and scalability. The newly announced patents build upon IonQ’s waves of innovation and feature technical achievements like quantum circuit optimization, improved gate operations, reduced noise, error mitigation techniques, and multi-beam improvements. Today’s patents signal to the industry IonQ’s strong technical innovations and its strategic, well-considered path towards performance that provides commercial quantum advantage over classical computing. Read more about today's patents here: https://lnkd.in/gjzfyrYq
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At this year’s FDA Scientific Computing and Digital Transformation Symposium, IonQ’s Senior Director of Quantum Business Solutions Nicole Barberis spoke on a panel, following a technical presentation, with Westat’s Fatih Selekler and the FDA's Mark Walderhaug about how the combination of AI and quantum computing will transform regulatory science and uncover new possibilities in biomedical disciplines.
Today, IonQ announced a new partnership with its longtime partners imec to develop photonic integrated circuits (PICs) and chip-scale ion trap technology for trapped ion quantum computing. Since 2021, IonQ and imec have worked to prototype and refine photonic and ion trap technologies critical to IonQ’s quantum computing roadmap. The renewed engagement includes a contract with imec to fabricate passive PICs and ion traps later this year and into 2026. The new technologies are expected to have a profound impact on IonQ’s ability to increase the computational power of its quantum computers through the co-development of compact and high-performance electro-optical systems. Learn more about today's partnership news here: https://lnkd.in/ePrEFVzg
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IonQ has announced a partnership with NKT Photonics – a subsidiary of Hamatsu Photonics – to procure next-generation laser systems for IonQ’s trapped-ion quantum computers and networking equipment. The partnership will see NKT Photonics designing and delivering three prototype optical subsystems to IonQ in 2025, with each designed to integrate with IonQ’s data center-ready quantum computers. NKT Photonics’ laser systems provide a clear advantage in performance, cost, lead time, and SWAP (size, weight, and power), making them an ideal technology choice for addressing IonQ’s laser wavelength and power requirements. Read more about this partnership agreement and how this advances IonQ’s system commercialization plans here: https://lnkd.in/ezxhYc3s
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Today, IonQ and Ansys announced we are joining forces to integrate quantum computing into the $10B computer-aided engineering (CAE) industry. Together, our two companies plan to accelerate simulation, expand high-fidelity design exploration, and reduce product development timelines, enabling faster market entry for innovative products. https://lnkd.in/ebzT_39g
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Today, IonQ announced an agreement to acquire the quantum networking company Qubitekk, Inc. As part of the transaction, the Qubitekk team will join IonQ to further enhance IonQ’s leading position in the quantum networking industry. Quantum networks are expected to become essential infrastructure, enabling critical applications especially in the defense, finance, and energy sectors. The technology enables multiple nodes to communicate via entangled qubits, offering ultra-secure communications, precise timing synchronization, a foundation for distributed quantum computing, and a transport layer for quantum sensing. Read more about the agreement here: https://lnkd.in/ePajipYg
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Earlier this week, IonQ’s John Gamble and Nicolas Delfosse were in Austin, TX, presenting at MICRO 2024. Their workshops let participants learn in person or virtually how emerging quantum systems enable and expand novel Computer Systems Research (CSR) opportunities and promote cross-disciplinary collaborations. During the NSF Workshop on Quantum Operating Systems and Real-Time Control (QuantumOS), Delfosse shared more about the potential of partial quantum error correction schemes like the CliNR scheme. Gamble spoke at the StableQ Workshop about modeling the performance of IonQ’s large-scale quantum computers. #quantum #quantumcomputing
Thanks Riverlane for including IonQ Principal Researcher Nicolas Delfosse's thoughts on quantum error correction in their inaugural Quantum Error Correction Report 2024! There is a lot of great progress being made in the space, and IonQ is proud to be recognized for its partial quantum error correction and error mitigation contributions. Read the full report here: https://lnkd.in/eDMutzbB

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🚨 The Quantum Error Correction Report 2024 is 𝗛𝗘𝗥𝗘 🚨 Riverlane is proud to announce the release of our QEC Report in partnership with Resonance! This first-of-its-kind report provides critical insights into the quantum industry’s next phase—the 𝗤𝗘𝗖 𝗲𝗿𝗮—as we transition beyond the Noisy Intermediate-Scale Quantum (NISQ) era towards real-world quantum applications. See some key highlights below. 👇 Download the full report here: https://lnkd.in/eDMutzbB #quantumcomputing | #QEC | #quantumerrorcorrection | #TheQECReport2024

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