Infleqtion — vendor dossier

Infleqtion

Quantum computersQuantum sensingSoftware & middleware
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US neutral-atom quantum-technology company spun out of the University of Colorado (Boulder) in 2007 as ColdQuanta, rebranded to Infleqtion in 2022. Builds rubidium (Rb) neutral-atom quantum computers ("Sqale"), rubidium atomic clocks ("Tiqker"), and cold-atom sensing systems for positioning, navigation, and timing. Acquired the quantum-software developer Super.tech in 2022, integrating the SuperstaQ compiler stack. Listed on NYSE under ticker INFQ on 17 February 2026 following a SPAC merger with Churchill Capital Corp X at a USD 1.8B valuation. Customers include NVIDIA, the US Department of Defense, NASA, and the UK government.

HQ
Boulder, Colorado, USA
Founded
2007
Status
public
Last verified
Wed May 20 2026 08:00:00 GMT+0800 (Singapore Standard Time)

Timeline

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2007
Founded as ColdQuanta out of the University of Colorado Boulder
2022-05
Acquires Super.tech (University of Chicago spin-out), bringing the SuperstaQ cross-platform compiler in-house
2022
ColdQuanta rebrands to Infleqtion
2024
Deploys 100-qubit Sqale neutral-atom platform at the UK National Quantum Computing Centre (NQCC)
2025-09
Unveils next-generation Sqale architecture; reports 12 logical qubits with error detection/correction and first execution of Shor's factoring algorithm using logical qubits; targets 1,000 logical qubits by 2030
2025-10
Inaugural launch partner for NVIDIA NVQLink — couples Sqale to NVIDIA AI supercomputers for real-time quantum-classical feedback loops
2026-02
Lists on NYSE under ticker INFQ following SPAC merger with Churchill Capital Corp X; ~USD 1.8B implied valuation, ~USD 550M gross proceeds (USD 125M PIPE)
2026
30 logical qubits with error detection/correction on Sqale
2030
Full-stack fault-tolerant Sqale system with more than 1,000 logical qubits
shipped milestone public roadmap

Current flagship

Sqale — Rb neutral-atom, reconfigurable arrays, 100-physical / 12-logical

Milestones

  1. 2026-02
    Lists on NYSE under ticker INFQ following SPAC merger with Churchill Capital Corp X; ~USD 1.8B implied valuation, ~USD 550M gross proceeds (USD 125M PIPE)
    Quantum computers press source ↗
  2. 2025-10
    Inaugural launch partner for NVIDIA NVQLink — couples Sqale to NVIDIA AI supercomputers for real-time quantum-classical feedback loops
    Quantum computers blog source ↗
  3. 2025-09
    Unveils next-generation Sqale architecture; reports 12 logical qubits with error detection/correction and first execution of Shor's factoring algorithm using logical qubits; targets 1,000 logical qubits by 2030
    Quantum computers press source ↗
  4. 2024
    Deploys 100-qubit Sqale neutral-atom platform at the UK National Quantum Computing Centre (NQCC)
    Quantum computers press source ↗
  5. 2022-05
    Acquires Super.tech (University of Chicago spin-out), bringing the SuperstaQ cross-platform compiler in-house
    Software & middleware press source ↗
  6. 2022
    ColdQuanta rebrands to Infleqtion
    Quantum computers press source ↗
  7. 2007
    Founded as ColdQuanta out of the University of Colorado Boulder
    Quantum computers web source ↗

Roadmap

  • 2026 30 logical qubits with error detection/correction on Sqale source ↗
  • 2030 Full-stack fault-tolerant Sqale system with more than 1,000 logical qubits source ↗

Capability details

Quantum computing

Qubit type
neutral-atom
Physical qubits
100
Logical qubits
12
1Q gate fidelity
2Q gate fidelity
T₁
T₂
EC code
Connectivity
reconfigurable
9 unverified fields
  • modalities.qc.one_q_fidelity
  • modalities.qc.two_q_fidelity
  • modalities.qc.coherence_t1_ms
  • modalities.qc.coherence_t2_ms
  • modalities.qc.ec_code
  • key_personnel — Infleqtion's /team page not directly fetched for this dossier; CEO transition (Faris -> Kinsella) noted from SPAC press but the exact effective date and full executive roster are not verified.
  • shareholders
  • headcount
  • revenue

People

  • Matthew Kinsella — CEO (since 2025)
  • Dana Anderson — Founder & Chief Scientist (since 2007)

References