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This article details a strategic expansion of Quantum Machines into New Mexico's Roadrunner Quantum Lab, highlighting critical infrastructure investments that bridge gaps in the national quantum strategy. The deployment of OPX control systems and support for diverse qubit modalities underscores a shift toward practical testing environments essential for commercializing quantum technologies.

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Roadrunner Quantum Lab state investment fills gaps in national quantum strategy

Quantum ZeitgeistOctober 1, 20265 min read

Quantum Machines expands to the Roadrunner Quantum Lab in Albuquerque, fueled by New Mexico’s $450 million commitment to quantum technology.

Quantum Machines is expanding its presence into New Mexico with a commitment to the new Roadrunner Quantum Lab in Albuquerque, signaling a concrete investment that complements growing federal quantum initiatives. The company will lease lab space and install an OPX control system at the facility before its official opening, providing advanced testing and measurement capabilities for researchers and startups. This move comes as New Mexico commits $450 million to quantum technology, aiming to build a robust, locally-driven ecosystem. Quantum Machines is equipping the newly opened Roadrunner Quantum Lab with an OPX control system prior to the facility’s full operational…

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