IonQ to install first on-premise quantum system at Nvidia’s research center in 2027
IonQ is bringing its newest quantum hardware straight into Nvidia’s backyard.
IonQ is bringing its newest quantum hardware straight into Nvidia’s backyard. The quantum computing company announced it will install its Superion 256 quantum processing unit at Nvidia’s Accelerated Quantum Research Center, making it the first on-premise quantum system at the facility, with deployment targeted for 2027.
The 256-qubit trapped-ion system will connect directly to an Nvidia GB200 NVL72 via NVQLink, running hybrid workloads on Nvidia’s open CUDA-Q platform. What the partnership actually involves The joint research agenda spans quantum-GPU co-design, hybrid algorithm development, and large-scale system prototyping.
First reported by Crypto Briefing.
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