Company aiming to deliver utility-scale quantum computer by 2029

The 20.8 petaflops system is comprised of AMD Turin CPUs

Comes as acquisition of subsidiary by French government nears completion

Installation expected to take place in the first half of 2026

20.13 petaflop system is based on AMD Epyc Turin CPUs

Company announced number of updates to customers at its annual Qubits user conference

Dawn supercomputer at University of Cambridge will be upgraded with AMD MI355X GPUs

Mikko Välimäki who led the company alongside Goetz will leave at the end of March

Fourth IonQ acquisition in less than a year

System is first Intel Xeon 6 cluster to use immersion cooling

Bechtle will provide operational support and system maintenance for the first three years

System is scheduled for deployment in second half of 2026

AI cloud provider was awarded tender to build and operate the system last year

Funding round was led by Ireland Strategic Investment Fund, with participation from European Innovation Council Fund and TNO Ventures, among others

No details about the timeline have been disclosed

BullSequana XH3500-based system expected to go live in Q4 2026

Project result of DOE Q-NEXT initiative

System is size of carry on suitcase and contains up to four Nvidia H200s

System will comprise 128 Nvidia Blackwell GPUs

Will make D-Wave only company with all three technologies necessary for scaled, error-corrected superconducting quantum computing

Round saw investment from the Royal Bank of Canada, Telus, and Microsoft

No information about its expected compute power has been detailed

Third 70+ qubit system reportedly demonstrated in Russia

The systems will be deployed by June 2026