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Fixstars Amplify Integrates IonQ Backend to Support Trapped-Ion Algorithm Prototyping

Cloud-based optimization developer Fixstars Amplify Corporation has added IonQ’s trapped-ion quantum computing environment as a standard execution backend within its optimization platform. The integration enables enterprise users in the United States and Japan to develop, test, and execute combinatorial optimization workloads across hardware-agnostic pipelines. Under the initial deployment framework, access to IonQ’s cloud-based quantum simulator is available to existing platform account holders at no additional charge, while access to actual trapped-ion hardware processing units is scheduled to roll out progressively through tiered, paid subscription plans.