The future is quantum
Quantum computing has the potential to change the world, and IonQ is leading the way.
Direct carbon sequestration
With ~450 algorithmic qubits, Qubits — quantum bits — are the basic building blocks of quantum computers. But not all qubits are equal, and algorithmic qubits are our preferred metric for describing "useful" qubits. You can read more about the metric here.we could help pull CO2 from the air to fight climate change.
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Better battery materials
With ~250 algorithmic qubits, Qubits — quantum bits — are the basic building blocks of quantum computers. But not all qubits are equal, and algorithmic qubits are our preferred metric for describing "useful" qubits. You can read more about the metric here.we could help extend the range and usefulness of electric vehicles.
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Improved drug discovery
With ~1,000 algorithmic qubits, Qubits — quantum bits — are the basic building blocks of quantum computers. But not all qubits are equal, and algorithmic qubits are our preferred metric for describing "useful" qubits. You can read more about the metric here.we could help revolutionize the pharmaceutical industry.
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Quantum machine learning
With ~40 physical qubits, Qubits — quantum bits — are the basic building blocks of quantum computers. You can learn more about how we create and control our trapped ion qubits here.we could help begin making smarter robots, homes, cars, and more.
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The world’s most powerful quantum computer
Featuring 32 qubits, minimal gate errors, and a world-leading expected quantum volume. Available on the cloud in 2021 to help solve humanity's hardest problems.
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Trapped ion technology
Powered by atoms
Our quantum cores use nature's qubits: atomic ions. Identical, perfectly isolated, and naturally quantum, ions provide unparalleled performance.
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On the cloud
A quantum cloud made for developers
Forget translating your work into yet another quantum SDK. IonQ works with most of the popular cloud providers, libraries and tools. Just sign in and get to work.
Partner Clouds
If you’re on Azure or AWS, you already have access to our hardware.
namespace HelloManyWorlds {
open Microsoft.Quantum.Intrinsic; open Microsoft.Quantum.Measurement;@EntryPoint()
operation CreateBellPair() : Result[] {
use qubits = Qubit[2];
H(qubits[1]);
CNOT(qubits[1], qubits[0]);
return MultiM(qubits);
}
}
$ az quantum execute --target-id ionq.qpu --shots 100 -o table
Result Frequency
-------- ----------- -------------------------
[0,0] 0.49000000 ████████████ |
[1,1] 0.51000000 █████████████ |
Our mission
To build the world’s best quantum computers to solve the world’s most complex problems, transforming business, society, and the planet for the better.
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Building on over 25 years of research, we’ve brought quantum computing out of the lab and into the real world.
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Whether you’re an expert in your field or a recent graduate, if you love collaborative, challenging work, we encourage you to apply.
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