Oxford Ionics is joining IonQ
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Trapped-ion quantum computer developer
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In short: Oxford Ionics was acquired by IonQ for $1.075 billion and set a 99.99% two-qubit fidelity record.
Future updates will be shared via IonQ's page.
The role leads the team producing and testing Quantum Processor Units. It targets proven technical leaders in early-stage product development, packaging, and fabrication.
The transaction bolsters IonQ’s UK presence and integrates Oxford Ionics’ patented trapped‑ion technology to accelerate development of high‑fidelity, semiconductor‑manufactured quantum systems.
The transaction is valued at $1.075 billion and aims to combine chip-based ion-trap tech with IonQ systems to scale quantum computers and grow UK R&D.
Oxford Ionics: In September 2025, US-based quantum processor manufacturer IonQ acquired Oxford Ionics for $1.075 billion.
IonQ ( (IONQ)) has issued an update. On September 16, 2025, IonQ completed the acquisition of Oxford Ionics, a UK-based quantum computing firm, enhancing its...
IonQ has entered into a definitive agreement to acquire fellow trapped-ion quantum computing technology company Oxford Ionics in a cash and stock deal.
Oxford Ionics founders Chris Ballance (left) and Tom Harty (right) at the opening of the firm's new HQ this March (image credit: Oxford Ionics) Two...
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