All three posted losses, although D-Wave saw record revenue during the quarter

Company delivered and installed system at Chungbuk National University in four months

Facility established in partnership with Quantum Machines and Bluefors

Terms of the deal were not disclosed

Company has also opened quantum lab in Santa Monica, California

First offering of its kind in central eastern European region

System will contain a 156-qubit Heron quantum processor

Facility will house IonQ Forte Enterprise quantum computer and EPB Quantum Network

Offers data center-scale compute from any location

IQM Spark system will be installed in Q2 2025

Builds on the 64-qubit system previously deployed by the partners

Project expected to be complete by June 2025

Wants to scale the system to 100 logical qubits by 2030

Chips will be used to support use cases within the Air Force

Canadian telco also planning to expand its Kamloops site to house a supercomputer

System funded by a $3.15 million, five-year grant from the National Institutes of Health

System deployed in the company’s IBM Quantum Data Center in Germany

System specifications still not been shared

Funding package made up of new and previously announced investments

Funding round included participation from European Innovation Council

Commission also plans to propose Cloud and AI Development Act to triple EU data center capacity

Wafer Scale Engine processors provide both training and inferencing capabilities

Has been specifically engineered to support AI workloads

Will contain 20x more chips than country’s existing Nvidia-based system