Infleqtion to recruit world-class quantum talent across physics, engineering, software, manufacturing, and systems integration

Infleqtion (NYSE:INFQ) today announced a major expansion of its UK quantum operations with the launch of a new Quantum Innovation Centre in Oxford. The Centre will serve as a hub for quantum research, manufacturing, and systems integration, supporting the company's next phase of growth in the UK. Scheduled to open later this year, the facility reflects Infleqtion's long-term commitment to the UK quantum ecosystem and its recognition of the country as a global leader in quantum talent and research.

Infleqtion has operated in the UK since 2014, building one of the country's most advanced quantum technology development teams across computing, sensing, and precision timing. Through sustained collaboration with the UK government, national laboratories, and leading research institutions, Infleqtion has advanced sovereign UK quantum capability.

Infleqtion delivered the UK's first operational 100-physical-qubit quantum computer to the National Quantum Computing Centre (NQCC) at Harwell, becoming the first and only company to achieve the UK government's 2025 target for a 100-qubit system. Infleqtion has also conducted Royal Navy sea trials of its Tiqker™ optical atomic clock aboard the MOD's Excalibur autonomous submarine, with additional trials planned for its quantum inertial navigation technology. Additional UK programmes include an Innovate UK-funded quantum RF sensing initiative and a funded contract to deliver the UK's first optical atomic clock.

Expansion Details

The UK Quantum Innovation Centre will occupy a dedicated facility at Oxford Technology Park, tripling the size of Infleqtion's research, production, and systems integration capabilities. The Centre will attract the highest caliber physicists, engineers, software developers, and systems integration specialists, building one of the most capable quantum workforces in the country.