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IonQ Partners With QuantumCT to Expand Quantum Computing Access in Connecticut

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Briefings

IonQ partnered with QuantumCT to grant Connecticut universities and businesses access to its trapped-ion quantum computers, providing over 150 hours of cloud runtime for research and development. The agreement supports QuantumCT's broader strategy to expand quantum computing modalities across the state, with participation anchored by the University of Connecticut and Yale University.

Key points

• IonQ and QuantumCT signed an agreement on November 4, 2026, granting access to IonQ's trapped-ion quantum computers for research and development.
• The partnership provides more than 150 hours of cloud runtime to participating organizations across Connecticut.

Context

This partnership is part of QuantumCT's statewide initiative to accelerate quantum innovation and economic development in Connecticut, positioning the state as a national hub for quantum research and commercialization.

Limitations

Evidence covers only the specific IonQ-QuantumCT partnership; broader details about QuantumCT's existing modalities or other state initiatives are not included.

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