IonQ opens quantum innovation center at University of Cambridge
IonQ has opened its Quantum Innovation Centre at the University of Cambridge, housing a 256-qubit Superion quantum computer. The center will focus on quantum hardware, networking, sensing and security, with Innovate UK providing NQCC access and compute time over three years.
- Center is located at the Ray Dolby Centre, new home of the Cavendish Laboratory
- Superion 256 is IonQ's sixth-generation quantum computer, launched in September 2026
- The 256-qubit QPU was fabricated by SkyWater, acquired by IonQ for $1.8 billion
- On-campus network includes two quantum data centers and three networking nodes
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