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Infleqtion aims to deploy quantum gravity gradiometry sensors in Colorado by 2027 to non-invasively map critical mineral deposits. This initiative leverages precise measurements of Earth's gravitational field to reduce exploration costs and environmental impact compared to traditional drilling methods. The project aligns with new U.S. legislation designed to secure domestic supply chains for advanced manufacturing through quantum-enhanced sensing capabilities.

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Infleqtion will map Colorado minerals with quantum sensors by 2027

Quantum ZeitgeistAugust 19, 20262 min read

Infleqtion will test quantum sensing in Colorado by 2027, using gravity gradiometry to improve critical mineral mapping. The project supports H.R.

By 2027, Infleqtion plans a field demonstration in Colorado to map underground mineral deposits using quantum gravity gradiometry, a technology aimed at reducing the costs and uncertainties of current exploration methods, the company says. The company’s work supports the Quantum-Enhanced Critical Minerals Mapping Act…

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