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This article centers on IonQ's production of optical atomic clocks for U.S. government applications, a development deeply rooted in quantum technology rather than general electronics or consumer goods. While these devices serve as critical timing references for radar and communications, their underlying physics relies entirely on quantum systems, making them central to the site's scope regarding Quantum Computing hardware advancements.
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IonQ’s quantum plan builds 125 atomic clocks for U.S. government use
Quantum Zeitgeist3 min read
IonQ secured a $28M DARPA extension to build 125 Evergreen-05 optical atomic clocks, advancing its scalable clock production for U.S. government use.
IonQ will deliver 125 Evergreen-05 optical atomic clocks to U.S. government customers following a $28 million contract extension with the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency. These compact clocks, originally developed under DARPA’s Robust Optical Clock Network program, achieve a timing stability of 50 femtoseconds at one second, projecting to a timing error of less than one second over 30 million years.…
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