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Aramco and Pasqal Launch Commercial Quantum Computing as a Service Platform in Saudi Arabia

Aramco has partnered with neutral-atom quantum computing developer Pasqal to inaugurate Saudi Arabia’s first operational quantum computer. Housed at the Aramco data center in Dhahran, the deployment introduces the Middle East’s first commercial Quantum Computing as a Service (QCaaS) platform. This cloud-based infrastructure provides remote access to high-performance quantum hardware for international clients, regional enterprises, and academic institutions. The strategic integration aims to build local computational expertise and accelerate the deployment of quantum-hybrid software solutions aligned with the Saudi Vision 2030 economic framework.