U.K. Government Engages Infleqtion Ahead of June 16 Quantum Security Showcase
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Updated · Quantum Zeitgeist · Jun 8
U.K. Government Engages Infleqtion Ahead of June 16 Quantum Security Showcase
1 articles · Updated · Quantum Zeitgeist · Jun 8
Summary
June 16 will put Infleqtion CEO Matthew Kinsella in an invitation-only London fireside chat on quantum uses for national security and critical infrastructure, signaling direct U.K. government interest.
Infleqtion says its hardware is already being used by the U.K. government, the U.S. Department of Defense and NASA, underscoring a shift from research toward operational deployment.
At Commercialising Quantum Global 2026, the company will also present computing, sensing and timing systems, while U.K. managing director Colin Sullivan joins a panel on sensing applications for industry and society.
The London event highlights how quantum competition is broadening beyond computing alone, with Infleqtion pitching a full-stack offering that spans quantum computers, optical clocks, RF receivers, inertial sensors and its Superstaq software.
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Overview
Infleqtion, Inc. is set to play a central role at the Commercialising Quantum Global 2026 event in London, showcasing its leadership in quantum technology. The company delivers neutral atom solutions across quantum computing, networking, sensing, and security, and uses a full-stack approach that combines high-performance hardware with its proprietary Superstaq software platform. At the event, Infleqtion will highlight its advanced quantum security solutions and a product portfolio that includes quantum optical clocks, RF receivers, and inertial sensors. This presence underscores Infleqtion’s significant contributions to the rapidly evolving quantum landscape.