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This is a beta program for early cloud access to Quantinuum's Helios trapped-ion processor, integrated with Oracle's AI data centers and GPU clusters. It is an access and evaluation program, not a demonstrated performance result, so the claims about hybrid workloads in drug discovery, finance, and logistics remain untested. Readers should watch for benchmark data and general availability terms rather than the partnership framing.

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Quantinuum and Oracle Launch OCI Quantum AI Compute Beta Program for Early Access to Helios

Quantum Computing ReportOctober 23, 20262 min read

Quantinuum and Oracle have launched the OCI Quantum AI Compute Beta Program, offering early cloud-based access to Quantinuum's Helios quantum processor for hybrid quantum-AI workflows. This program integrates Helios within Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) AI data centers, providing a browser-based Python development environment for various applications. The initiative will be further detailed at Oracle AI World 2026. The post Quantinuum and Oracle Launch OCI Quantum AI Compute Beta Program for Early Access to Helios appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

Full-stack quantum computing provider Quantinuum (NASDAQ: QNT) and Oracle Corporation have announced the launch of the OCI Quantum AI Compute Beta Program, opening early cloud-based access for select enterprise and academic…

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