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This funding secures UK manufacturing capacity for atomic and vacuum hardware essential to scaling distributed quantum computing platforms. By qualifying these technologies for demanding data centre and space applications, the project bridges near-term timing needs with long-term fault-tolerant quantum networking goals.

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QFX Wins £6.8 Million Innovate UK Contract for Quantum Timing Hardware

The Quantum InsiderOctober 14, 20263 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — QFX (Quantum Fabrix Ltd), an Oxford University spinout developing hardware infrastructure for distributed quantum computing and quantum networking, has been awarded a £6.8 million contract by Innovate UK to deliver Phase II of its SrROCK development programme. Building on a successful first phase, SrROCK will advance QFX’s atomic source and […]

QFX, an Oxford University spinout, has secured a £6.8 million Innovate UK contract to develop atomic and vacuum hardware for data centre timing and space applications. The SrROCK Phase II programme will build a compact, low-power strontium optical-clock package, demonstrate its timing performance and conduct testing relevant to future satellite missions.…

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