Integrated software infrastructure pioneer Horizon Quantum Holdings Ltd. has announced plans to deploy its second hardware testbed location at its European headquarters in Dublin, Ireland. The facility will host a sixth-generation, chip-based 256-qubit trapped-ion system developed by IonQ. Backed by Ireland’s National Semiconductor Strategy (Silicon Island) and supported by IDA Ireland, the hardware expansion builds directly upon the company’s existing multi-vendor superconducting testbed array assembled at its Singapore headquarters. It aims to accelerate the deployment of high-fidelity, hardware-agnostic coding applications across the European Union deep-tech corridor. Trapped-Ion Architecture and Low-Abstraction Compilation Stacks The engineering milestone centers on the integration of IonQ’s [...]

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Horizon Quantum Announces Dublin as Its Second Quantum Computer Testbed Location, Bringing A Frontier Quantum System to Ireland