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AQT Makes Its Trapped-Ion Quantum Computer Available on Amazon Braket - The Quantum Insider

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Austrian quantum computing firm AQT has integrated its trapped-ion quantum computer, IBEX Q1, into Amazon Braket, offering global cloud access to European quantum hardware for the first time. The partnership expands AWS’s quantum computing options, emphasizing EU data sovereignty by hosting the system in Austria, meeting regulatory and residency requirements for European customers. IBEX Q1 features a fully connected quantum processor with low error rates, targeting applications in chemistry, optimization, risk analysis, and quantum security for industrial and research users. The compact system fits into two standard 19-inch racks, operates at room temperature, and consumes under 2 kW, enabling seamless integration with existing HPC infrastructure. Benchmarking data, including quantum volume and crosstalk metrics, is available via AQT’s website and Amazon Braket’s console for performance evaluation.
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PRESS RELEASE — AQT (Innsbruck, Austria), a leading provider of quantum computers from Europe, is announcing the availability  of its trapped-ion quantum computer on Amazon Web Services (Seattle, Washington). With the integration of  AQT’s IBEX Q1, industrial companies, research institutions, public authorities, educational institutions and  developers worldwide gain direct cloud access to European quantum technology – now fully integrated into  Amazon Braket. “With the integration of IBEX Q1 into Amazon Braket we continue to expand the choices for AWS customers  experimenting with quantum computing. We’re excited to deepen our dedication to EU customers and the  European quantum computing community by providing access to locally hosted infrastructure, meeting critical  sovereignty needs. AQT on Braket opens new opportunities for EU-based customers, providing access to  trapped-ion technology to advance their research in quantum computing.” — said Eric Kessler, General Manager, Amazon Braket “With the IBEX Q1 system on Amazon Braket, AQT is happy to provide European and international customers  convenient and reliable access to our high-performance trapped-ion quantum computers. Our fully connected  quantum processor and low error rates facilitate the realisation of quantum-enhanced markets. The shared  commitment of Braket and AQT brings this technology to a global audience and enable novel use-cases and  value-generation.” All components of the AQT quantum computer fit into two 19-inch rack cabinets that are compatible with  existing HPC infrastructure and datacenter installations. The entire quantum computer runs in a constant room  temperature environment and consumes less than 2 kW of power. For characterization and benchmarking data of IBEX Q1, including metrics such as crosstalk and quantum  volume, visit the AQT website or the Amazon Braket Management Console. AQT’s trapped-ion quantum computer IBEX Q1 is the ideal hardware for proof-of-concept use cases in the fields  like chemistry, portfolio optimization, risk analysis, quantum security, decryption and more. The quantum  computer is located in Austria, which is particularly advantageous for users with data residency, regulatory or  European sovereignty requirements. Keep track of everything going on in the Quantum Technology Market. hbspt.forms.create({ portalId: "7697776", formId: "bb678241-852f-447e-b9b3-fdc974f72f81", region: "na1", onFormReady: function($form) { const conversionPageField = $form.find('input[name="conversion_page"]'); if (conversionPageField.length) { conversionPageField.val(window.location.href); } const verticalField = $form.find('input[name="vertical"]'); if (verticalField.length) { verticalField[0].value = 'Quantum'; } } }); One of our team will be in touch to learn more about your requirements, and provide pricing and access options.

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