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IonQ will provide cloud access to its trapped-ion quantum computers to researchers, universities, startups, and enterprises in Connecticut through QuantumCT, a state initiative. QuantumCT will buy the access on their behalf, and the contract includes more than 150 hours of cloud runtime. For quantum readers, the deal is a useful signal of how regional bodies are buying hardware time as a shared resource, though the real test will be whether the hours translate into published algorithms, materials work, and a lasting local talent pipeline.
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