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QuEra and AWS have formalized a partnership aimed at delivering fault-tolerant neutral-atom quantum computing via cloud access around 2028, targeting the "megaquop" class of processors capable of one million logical operations. This collaboration marks a significant step toward practical error-corrected applications by leveraging QuEra's hardware roadmap with AWS's infrastructure scale. The initiative shifts focus from noisy intermediate-scale devices to systems designed for sustained computational reliability in real-world scenarios.

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QuEra Outlines 2028 Roadmap for 256-Logical-Qubit “Libra” System and Expanded AWS Cloud Partnership

Quantum Computing ReportJune 15, 20264 min read

Neutral-atom hardware developer QuEra Computing and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have announced an expanded, multi-year strategic collaboration to bring the first fault-tolerant quantum computer to the cloud. Scheduled for release in 2028, QuEra's upcoming system, Libra, is designed as a "megaquop-class" processor. This classification indicates that the hardware is engineered to execute on the order [...] The post QuEra Outlines 2028 Roadmap for 256-Logical-Qubit “Libra” System and Expanded AWS Cloud Partnership appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

Neutral-atom hardware developer QuEra Computing and Amazon Web Services (AWS) have announced an expanded, multi-year strategic collaboration to bring the first fault-tolerant quantum computer to the cloud. Scheduled for release in 2028, QuEra’s upcoming system, Libra, is designed as a “megaquop-class” processor. This classification indicates that the hardware is engineered to execute on the order…

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