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IonQ Inc (IONQ) is a leader in quantum computing, leveraging trapped-ion technology to deliver scalable solutions through its Quantum Computing as a Service (QCaaS) platform. This page serves as the definitive source for all official company announcements, financial updates, and technological breakthroughs.
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IonQ has announced a new $21.1 million project with the United States Air Force Research Lab (AFRL) to advance quantum networking capabilities. The project, executed through IonQ's recently acquired Qubitekk, will focus on installing quantum network infrastructure at the Innovare Advancement Center in Rome, New York.
The initiative aims to develop high-performing network access points for quantum computers and networked devices, expand compatibility with existing telecommunication infrastructure, and establish free-space optical links from ground stations to uncrewed aerial systems (UASs). This project follows a $54.5 million agreement signed with AFRL in September 2024 and builds on IonQ's growing portfolio of government contracts.
The company reported doubling its year-over-year revenue in Q3 2024, demonstrating strong market demand for its quantum computing and networking products, including the IonQ Forte Enterprise and Tempo systems.
IonQ's CEO Peter Chapman outlines the company's vision and timeline for quantum computing advancement. The company's current #AQ 36 Forte Enterprise systems are already serving customers, with plans to launch #AQ 64 Tempo systems in 2025 and next-generation #AQ 256 systems thereafter. Chapman emphasizes quantum AI's potential to outperform classical AI and highlights IonQ's leadership in quantum networking.
The statement notes that global quantum investment reached $50 billion by end of 2023, with major tech companies actively investing in quantum computing. IonQ expects 2024 results to be at the high end of their guidance and projects profitability with sales approaching $1 billion by 2030.
IonQ (NYSE: IONQ) is set to participate in CES 2025's inaugural quantum track, 'Quantum Means Business: A Quantum World Congress Program.' The company's CMO, Margaret Arakawa, will join a panel discussion titled 'Quantum is Here: Computing Applications & New Industries' on January 9th at 9 a.m. PST.
The quantum track represents a significant milestone for CES, one of the world's most influential technology events. The half-day program will feature discussions on quantum advancements, adjacent technologies, and AI applications across industries.
IonQ's recent achievements include opening the first U.S. quantum computing manufacturing facility, launching a quantum computer in Europe with QuantumBasel, securing a $54.5M contract with the U.S. Air Force Research Lab, developing a new Quantum OS and Hybrid Services Suite, and establishing partnerships with NVIDIA, AWS, AstraZeneca, and Ansys. The company also acquired Qubitekk, expanding into quantum networking solutions.
IonQ (NYSE: IONQ) has completed the acquisition of Qubitekk's assets, a prominent quantum networking company. The acquisition includes Qubitekk's team, technology, and 118 patents, expanding IonQ's total patent portfolio to over 600. Qubitekk is known for developing the first commercially available quantum network in the U.S., the EPB Quantum Network in Chattanooga, Tennessee.
The acquisition strengthens IonQ's position in quantum networking and computing, particularly in sectors like defense, finance, and energy. This follows IonQ's recent $54.5 million contract with the U.S. Air Force Research Lab for quantum networking technology development. The Qubitekk team, including Co-Founder and CEO Stan Ellis, has joined IonQ to advance quantum networking initiatives.
IonQ and Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) have announced a breakthrough in quantum computing through their development of a novel hybrid quantum algorithm based on the Quantum Imaginary Time Evolution (QITE) principle. The noise-tolerant method achieved an 85% reduction in two-qubit gates for a 28-qubit problem compared to traditional QAOA solutions.
The technology was successfully tested on IonQ's Aria and Forte systems, demonstrating superior performance in both time-to-solution and circuit depth. This advancement has practical applications across various industries, including energy grid optimization, financial risk management, logistics, drug discovery, and manufacturing operations.
IonQ (NYSE: IONQ) has been included in the prestigious Newsweek Excellence 1000 Index 2025, ranking in the top quarter of recognized companies. The index, which evaluated over 25,000 companies and selected 1,000, acknowledges organizations that balance financial success with ethical practices, social responsibility, and sustainability. IonQ joins notable tech companies like NVIDIA, Cisco, VMWare, Adobe, and Salesforce on the list.
This recognition follows a significant year of growth for IonQ, marked by recent achievements including the launch of hybrid quantum computing applications with NVIDIA CUDA-Q, enterprise-grade IonQ Quantum OS, and the establishment of its first European quantum computer facility with #AQ36 performance in partnership with QuantumBasel.
IonQ (NYSE: IONQ) announces the display of its ion trap technology at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), marking the first quantum computing company to be featured at the world's largest stock exchange. The ion trap, which serves as the foundation of IonQ's quantum computers, will be exhibited in the NYSE lobby for six months. The showcase highlights IonQ's growth since its founding in 2015 and public listing in 2021.
The company recently reported strong Q3 2024 financial performance, doubling year-over-year revenue and securing significant contracts, including a $54.5 million agreement with the U.S. Air Force Research Lab.
IonQ (NYSE: IONQ) is showcasing its quantum computing capabilities at Q2B24 Silicon Valley, featuring a fireside chat with General Dynamics Information Technology (GDIT) about quantum partnerships in the government sector. The event highlights IonQ's latest innovations, including IonQ Forte, IonQ Forte Enterprise, and their new enterprise-grade Quantum OS and Hybrid Services suite.
The fireside chat, led by Ariel Braunstein, Senior VP of Product at IonQ, will discuss quantum go-to-market partnerships with GDIT's Michael Tait on Dec. 11, 2024. The presentation emphasizes IonQ's 2024 achievements, including opening the first US quantum computing manufacturing facility in Bothell, WA, launching their first European quantum computer with QuantumBasel, and forming partnerships with AstraZeneca, AWS, Ansys, imec, and NKT Photonics. IonQ also acquired Qubitekk to expand into quantum networking.
IonQ has announced the successful delivery of its Forte Enterprise quantum computer to its first European Innovation Center in Arlesheim, Switzerland, marking a significant milestone as the first datacenter-ready quantum computer operating outside the United States. The system has achieved a record-breaking algorithmic qubit count of #AQ36, surpassing the promised #AQ35, enabling it to process over 68 billion different possibilities simultaneously.
In partnership with QuantumBasel, the system will provide European enterprise customers, industries, government entities, and research institutes with local access to IonQ's most powerful quantum systems. The quantum computer is optimized for data center environments with a rack-mounted form factor and low energy profile. With datacenters now in Washington D.C., Seattle, and Basel, Switzerland, IonQ has established a global presence in quantum computing infrastructure.
IonQ has launched its new IonQ Quantum OS and Hybrid Services suite, marking significant advancements in enterprise quantum computing. The new operating system achieves an average 50% reduction in on-system classical overhead and 85% reduction in cloud network overhead. The system features up to 100x improved accuracy in error mitigation and enhanced calibration capabilities.
The Hybrid Services suite includes a Workload Management & Solver Service, new scheduling features, and an IonQ SDK for seamless integration. These improvements are designed to optimize performance for IonQ's quantum computers, including Forte and Forte Enterprise, while providing enterprise-grade security and improved interoperability.
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