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Infleqtion's £9 million Innovate UK grant advances neutral-atom quantum sensing for deployable radio frequency direction finding, aiming to replace bulky antenna arrays with compact systems using Rydberg atoms. This funding supports the transition from lab research to practical deployment in defense, spectrum monitoring, and resilient navigation applications. The project underscores growing investment in quantum sensing hardware as a distinct capability separate from general-purpose quantum computing.
Infleqtion Receives £9 Million to Develop Quantum RF Sensing System
Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Infleqtion (NYSE: INFQ), a global leader in quantum computing and quantum sensing powered by neutral-atom technology, has been awarded £9 million (~$12M) by Innovate UK, part of UK Research and Innovation (UKRI), to continue development of a deployable quantum radio frequency (QRF) direction finding (DF) system as part of the […]
Infleqtion has received £9 million from Innovate UK to develop Quantum Spectrum-DF, a deployable quantum radio frequency direction-finding system under the second phase of the QuDiFi project. The system uses Rydberg atoms and optical techniques to detect and locate radio signals, with the aim of reducing reliance on large antenna arrays. Developed in collaboration with Leonardo, the technology is intended for defence and civilian applications, including…
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