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Infleqtion's recent delivery to the UK's NQCC clarifies a distinction between its 2024 analog 256-atom array and the newly operational digital 100-qubit mode, enabling specific research into quantum error correction and materials science. The system's unique capability to induce in-place entanglement via laser firing allows for faster operations by minimizing atomic movement, while its software stack supports switching between analog and digital computational models. This deployment marks a significant step toward practical quantum applications, though the physical hardware remains the same unit previously installed.
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Sources coveringInside Quantum Technology, Latent Space, 36Kr, arXiv
More Than Meets the Eye
Inside Quantum Technology2 min read

Infleqtion recently announced that it had delivered a 100-qubit neutral atom quantum computer to the UK’s National Quantum Computing Centre (NQCC), which caught me by surprise because Infleqtion had already delivered a 256-atom system to the same NQCC back in 2024. Why would they celebrate delive...
Infleqtion recently announced that it had delivered a 100-qubit neutral atom quantum computer to the UK’s National Quantum Computing Centre (NQCC), which caught me by surprise because Infleqtion had already delivered a 256-atom…
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