Infleqtion (ColdQuanta, Inc.) will participate in our project
Infleqtion, a ColdQuanta company, a world leader in quantum technology, will participate in the “Large-scale and high-coherence fault-tolerant quantum computer with dynamical atom arrays” (CAO/JST Moonshot Research and Development Program (2020 – 2025), Goal 6), for which Professor Kenji Ohmori is the project manager.
Infleqtion website
As the first foreign quantum company to participate in the Moonshot project, Infleqtion’s participation is highly anticipated as a significant contribution to Moonshot’s goal of “Realization of a fault-tolerant universal quantum computer that will revolutionize economy, industry, and security by 2050”.
- Scott Faris, Chief Executive Officer▼
“Infleqtion is honored to contribute to Japan’s ambitious Quantum Moonshot program, bringing our years of neutral atom leadership to Japan,”…“This partnership signifies a landmark moment for Infleqtion’s quantum computing platform. We are excited to bring our expertise in quantum technologies and photonics to the forefront of this transformative journey.” (Infleqtion website)
- Rahm Emanuel, U.S. Ambassador to Japan▼
“Having a trailblazing U.S. quantum company joining forces with Japan’s Moonshot program is a major leap in strengthening the U.S.-Japan Alliance in a critical tech frontier.” …“This collaboration marks a transformative era in our joint pursuit of quantum innovation.” (Infleqtion website)
- Professor Kenji Ohmori, the Institute for Molecular Science▼
“Infleqtion’s participation in the Quantum Moonshot program marks a significant step forward in advancing quantum computing capabilities for Japan. We look forward to leveraging Infleqtion’s expertise to push the boundaries of quantum computing.” (Infleqtion website)