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Florida International University will host IonQ's 256-qubit Superion system by late 2027, marking a significant expansion of accessible quantum hardware for academic research in Florida. The partnership aims to leverage trapped-ion technology for specific high-complexity challenges in sustainability, cybersecurity, and drug discovery, positioning the university as a regional hub for quantum development.

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Florida International University to get IonQ’s 256-qubit computer by late 2027

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 24, 20263 min read

Florida International University will gain access to the IonQ Superion system, a 256-qubit quantum computer, by late 2027.

Photo credit: Taimy Alvarez/Florida International University · prnewswire.com Florida International University will gain access to a 256-qubit quantum computer from IonQ (NYSE: IONQ) by late 2027, establishing it as the first university in Florida with this level of quantum computing hardware. The IonQ Superion system will place FIU researchers alongside…

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