IonQ Partners with SDT for Quantum Computing Expansion in South Korea
2026-09-25
IonQ has announced a strategic collaboration with South Korean quantum technology firm SDT, Inc. The agreement will introduce IonQ's Superion 256 system and a silicon-vacancy quantum memory module to the region.
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Quantum computing company IonQ has partnered with South Korean firm SDT, Inc. This collaboration will bring IonQ's Superion 256 system and a silicon-vacancy quantum memory module to South Korea to advance the region's quantum computing capabilities.
Key facts
- IonQ and SDT, Inc. have entered into a multi-year strategic partnership.
- The partnership will introduce IonQ's Superion 256 quantum computing system to South Korea.
- IonQ's silicon-vacancy quantum memory module will also be introduced to South Korea through this agreement.
- SDT will receive access to IonQ's quantum hardware.
- The deployment aims to advance quantum computing capabilities within South Korea.
Source: HPCwire
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