The leader in trapped-ion quantum computing, today announced it has opened its first international office in Boulder, Colorado.
New office located in Boulder, Colorado will serve as North American hub for Oxford Ionics
Professor David Allcock joins as Director of Science, North America to lead US office
Milestone comes off the back of Oxford Ionics’ record-breaking gate fidelity results
OXFORD, 19th August, 2024: Oxford Ionics, a leader in trapped-ion quantum computing, today announced it has opened its first international office in Boulder, Colorado. With demand for quantum computers reaching new heights, the new office will serve as a critical base for its expansion into North America.
With funding initiatives like Elevate Quantum, cutting-edge laboratories at the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) and JILA, and strong research programs out of University of Colorado Boulder, Colorado has fast become the epicenter for quantum computing innovation in the United States. With its new office in Boulder, Oxford Ionics joins this pioneering ecosystem – allowing it to tap into the significant US talent pool and vital supply chain as it accelerates its work to bring the most powerful quantum computers to market.