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Quantum Motion Establishes Silicon CMOS Hardware Base within Discovery District Maryland

Silicon spin-qubit developer Quantum Motion has finalized an agreement to establish an engineering facility within the Capital of Quantum (CoQ) deep-tech complex located in Discovery District Maryland. The United Kingdom-headquartered firm joins an established hardware cluster that houses IQM’s primary United States Quantum Technology Center and Microsoft’s Quantum Research Center. The regional expansion is designed to deploy Quantum Motion’s full-stack silicon complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor (CMOS) architectures alongside existing ion-trap, photonic, topological, and superconducting modalities. This expansion supports specialized testing infrastructure tailored for federal collaboration and high-throughput hardware characterization pipelines.