Trapped-ion quantum systems delivered through cloud and enterprise partnerships.
IonQ is indexed within QuantumMundi’s computing layer and associated with trapped ions. Its principal location connects the organization to the North America ecosystem.
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IonQ added Qubitekk technology, people and patents to its quantum-networking operations.
Locate this moment on the map →IonQ said the transaction expands its quantum-networking and secure-communications capabilities.
Locate this moment on the map →The acquired photonic-interconnect and quantum-memory work is intended to support modular systems and networking.
Locate this moment on the map →IonQ added ion-trap-on-chip technology and a UK operating base through the transaction.
Locate this moment on the map →IonQ added atomic clocks, inertial sensors and synchronization hardware to its computing and networking portfolio.
Locate this moment on the map →IonQ acquired lightwave-optics technology for secure, high-performance communications.
Locate this moment on the map →IonQ and EPB announced a center in Chattanooga with a quantum-memory unit installed on a live fiber network.
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Amazon Braket lists IonQ among the QPU providers available through its managed quantum service.
Microsoft lists IonQ as a quantum computing provider available through Azure Quantum.
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IonQ says a $28 million contract extension, with a further $30 million option, supports production and delivery of up to 125 optical atomic clocks.
The company reported second-quarter 2026 GAAP revenue of $80.1 million and cited deployments across its broader quantum platform.
The agreement centers on computing and networking work at New Mexico’s Quantum Demonstration Facility for national-security applications.
IonQ and EPB announced a research center in Chattanooga with a quantum memory unit installed in a live fiber network.