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Infleqtion has secured £9 million in UK government funding to transition its Rydberg-atom-based Quantum Radio Frequency (QRF) direction-finding system from prototype to operational deployment. This milestone advances a compact, passive sensing technology that replaces traditional large antenna arrays for defense and infrastructure security applications. The project represents a significant step toward the commercialization of neutral-atom quantum sensors in real-world scenarios.
Infleqtion Secures £9 Million ($12 Million USD) Innovate UK Award to Transition Rydberg Quantum RF Sensing to Operational Deployment
Infleqtion has secured a £9 million Innovate UK award to advance its Quantum Radio Frequency (QRF) direction-finding system, Quantum Spectrum-DF. This funding, part of the Quantum Missions Primer program, supports the transition of the Rydberg-atom-based system from prototype to operational deployment. Developed with Leonardo, the technology uses optical techniques for broadband, passive direction finding, offering a compact alternative to traditional antenna arrays for defense and infrastructure security. The post Infleqtion Secures £9 Million ($12 Million USD) Innovate UK Award to Transition Rydberg Quantum RF Sensing to Operational Deployment appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.
Quantum technology provider Infleqtion (NYSE: INFQ) has been awarded £9 million (~$12 million USD) in funding from Innovate UK under the Quantum Missions Primer program to advance its deployable…
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