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This article focuses on the launch of a dedicated quantum technology commercialization hub in Albuquerque, featuring shared cryogenic infrastructure and direct access to national lab scientists for hardware testing. The facility aims to bridge the gap between academic physics research and utility-scale quantum hardware deployment through partnerships with startups and ecosystem players like QuEra and Sandia National Laboratories.

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Roadrunner Quantum Lab Opens 35,000-Square-Foot Albuquerque Facility with Initial Cohort of Quantum Startups, National Labs, and Ecosystem Partners

Quantum Computing ReportSeptember 30, 20262 min read

The Roadrunner Quantum Lab (RQL) has opened a 35,000-square-foot facility in Albuquerque, New Mexico, serving as a hub for quantum technology testing and commercialization. Supported by $25 million in state funding, it houses 15 quantum hardware, software, sensing, and capital partners, facilitating the transition of quantum physics research into commercial hardware. The RQL integrates various quantum technologies and provides access to national lab scientists, aiming to be a key launchpad for utility-scale quantum hardware commercialization. The post Roadrunner Quantum Lab Opens 35,000-Square-Foot Albuquerque Facility with Initial Cohort of Quantum Startups, National Labs, and Ecosystem Partners appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

Roadrunner Venture Studios and the New Mexico Technology and Innovation Office (TIO) have launched the Roadrunner Quantum Lab (RQL), a 35,000-square-foot multi-tenant testing, benchmarking, and commercialization hub in Albuquerque’s Innovation District.…

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