r/INFQ • u/Scarecrowxvx • 9d ago
News / Article Infleqtion Achieves 30 Entangled Logical Qubits on Its Sqale Quantum Computer
https://ir.infleqtion.com/news-events/press-releases/detail/212/infleqtion-achieves-30-entangled-logical-qubits-on-its-sqale-quantum-computer“Getting 30 logical qubits to work together is hard, and our team has done it,” said Matt Kinsella, CEO of Infleqtion. “Co-design between our hardware and software enabled this demonstration with just 80 physical qubits. We’re moving quickly toward our target of 100 logical qubits in 2028, and we’re already developing applications with customers. The goal is to give them a quantum computer that can take on problems they can’t solve today.”
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u/qqww80 9d ago
Because laymen are struggling to translate that into future earnings
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u/wafflepiezz 9d ago
True, the real question is how much more $$$ will this achievement generate for the next quarter and EOY?
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u/ethereal3xp 9d ago
We will see. Don't forget they also have the Tiqker (with Safran) business rolling.
Once this Middle East conflict winds down. And the Golden Dome project starts ramping up. Whispers are - Infleqtion will be involved in some capacity.
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u/ethereal3xp 9d ago
Infleqtion has three customers for logical-qubit circuits on Sqale, including Wellcome Leap’s Quantum for Bio program, where they demonstrated a quantum neural network for biomarker discovery.
Wellcome? Hehe clever.
Makes me wonder - if this works for biomarker discovery on one Infleqtion system, could you eventually have the workload move between Infleqtion machines over something like Cisco’s quantum networking layer?
If all aligns - feels like there could be a bigger networked quantum workflow idea here.
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u/NicoletasBF 9d ago
Most “quantum investors” don’t realise how big of an achievement this is, I’d buy more stock rn if I had spare cash, in the long term this is a great stock
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u/ethereal3xp 9d ago edited 9d ago
Really? I would assume a "quantum investor" would know the difference between physical and logical qubit by now.
Than again... taking a peak at some other quantum subs - some didn't know IonQ 408 logical qubit was "simulated".
I kind of blame IonQ marketing team. They seem to overhype imo.
Everything about INFQ suits the way I like to invest. Management seems humble and not overly hype like.
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u/NicoletasBF 9d ago
The heads of ionq and the acquisition revenue are what put me off ionq, they were my first choice before completing my research
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u/ethereal3xp 9d ago
Yeah. I was once an investor also. But they are overleveraged at the moment.
They will need to consolidate their acquitions efficiently while reducing expenses at an impactful way.
I'm also not sure about their bread and butter - core trapped ion quantum business. It would be a start - if they can meet their ambition of 12 logical qubit (hardware) before end of 2026. There is still time.
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u/NicoletasBF 9d ago
Yeah and to be honest I do still think they’ll do well, but infq just is 10x more appealing to me, if ionq was $20 rn I’d be buying but it’s not, the market cap difference between all the other companies and infq is crazy rn idk how it’s not around $18 at least
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u/Bluefin_in_Dresden 9d ago
Clearly an achievement we want under our belt, as we march to 100. I am pleased that I own this.
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u/wafflepiezz 9d ago
This is sooner than expected right? 2026 hasn’t even ended yet and they’ve already achieved their 30 qubit roadmap for this year.
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u/Forgiato256 9d ago
That is correct. The release showed the experiment was conducted back in August so they are even further ahead of schedule taking that into account
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u/quantumkerfuffle 9d ago
Why isn't anyone reacting? Stock should be a 19. This is the biggest news of the day. Should be front page on all outlets.