Infleqtion

Infleqtion is a multi-platform quantum technology company that builds software-configured, quantum-enabled products designed to operate at the Edge. The company develops a range of products including Atomic Prisms, ion devices, and complete plug-and-play solutions. Infleqtion’s flagship quantum software platform, Superstaq, allows users to write quantum programs in any source language and target any quantum computer, offering 10x performance gains on standard benchmarks. The company has also launched Oqtant, the world’s first quantum matter service, and developed the Quantum Matter Machine (QMM) for integrated quantum research and development. Infleqtion’s products and solutions address critical market needs in areas such as positioning, navigation, timing, global communication security, resilient energy distribution, and accelerated quantum computing. The company has been selected to join Japan’s Quantum Moonshot Program and has acquired two integrated silicon photonics companies, SiNoptiq Inc. and Morton Photonics Inc. Infleqtion has completed commercial flight trials of advanced quantum-based navigation systems in the UK and partnered with Laser 2000 UK to expand Quantum Cores product distribution. The company collaborates with QuSTEAM and Wolfram Research to enhance quantum education and technology innovation and participates as the lead quantum innovator in Defence Cyber Marvel 3 (DCM3). Infleqtion unveiled a 5-year quantum computing roadmap to commercialize quantum solutions at scale and has been awarded a contract to develop a neutral atom quantum computing testbed for the National Quantum Computing Centre (NQCC) in the UK. The company also collaborates with L3Harris to develop and deploy new quantum RF sensing technology solutions. Infleqtion’s Atomic Clock, Tiqker, won the Platinum Military + Aerospace Electronics Innovators Award. Selected by DARPA to advance quantum algorithms for generative machine learning, Infleqtion’s research and education division, ColdquantaLabs, supports its innovative efforts. The company’s quantum software products include application libraries and compilers accessible through open APIs and Python interfaces.