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Quantinuum Secures $100 Million CHIPS Award, Ties Helios to Oracle Data Centers
Quantinuum secured a finalized US$100 million CHIPS R&D award from the U.S. Department of Commerce to support trapped ion quantum computer manufacturing in the United States. The company also announced new collaborations with Quanta Computer and Oracle tied to its trapped ion quantum hardware. As part of the Oracle tie-up, Quantinuum will place its Helios quantum computer inside Oracle data centers to support quantum cloud computing access. Quantinuum, a quantum computing hardware and software specialist in the IT industry, has a market cap of about US$12.7b. The company said the CHIPS R&D award and Oracle data center placement support its push to integrate quantum systems with AI and high performance computing through partners such as Oracle and HPE, though heavy reported losses and the risk of delays around its Sol and Apollo systems remain open issues.
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QNT · Demand · Positive New collaborations with Quanta Computer and Oracle tied to its trapped ion quantum hardware, including Helios placement in Oracle data centers.
QNT · Regulation · Positive Quantinuum secured a finalized $100 million CHIPS R&D award from the U.S. Department of Commerce.
ORCL · Demand · Positive Oracle data centers will host Quantinuum's Helios quantum computer to support quantum cloud computing access.
2382.TW · Demand · Positive Quanta Computer announced a new collaboration with Quantinuum tied to its trapped ion quantum hardware.