Infleqtion demonstrates 30 linked quantum units
Infleqtion’s roadmap targets 100 logical qubits in 2028 and 1,000 by 2030, beyond the 30-qubit demonstration.
Rhea-AI Filing Summary
Infleqtion, Inc. announced that its Sqale quantum computer demonstrated 30 entangled logical qubits using 80 physical qubits, which the company described as a 2026 roadmap milestone. It said the demonstration executed approximately 1,000 physical operations, or 1 KiloQuOp, and experimentally produced a signal approximately 1,000 times stronger than the underlying noise.
The company describes logical qubits as groups of physical qubits formed using software protocols to ensure computational stability and accuracy. Infleqtion said an AI-assisted discovery halved the physical gates needed for a key logical operation; its presentation describes a three-logical-qubit operation using four physical two-qubit gates, compared with eight previously. The company also said Sqale combines individual qubit addressing with dynamically reconfigurable atom arrays and all-to-all connectivity.
Infleqtion stated targets of 100 logical qubits in 2028 and 1,000 by 2030. It said it has three customers for Sqale logical-qubit circuits, including the Wellcome Leap Quantum for Bio program. The presentation also lists approximately $45 million in FY26 revenue guidance.
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The company furnished its September 24 announcement and presentation under Item 7.01; they are not treated as filed for Exchange Act Section 18 purposes or incorporated into other SEC filings unless a filing specifically references them.
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Key Figures
Entangled logical qubits demonstrated: 30 logical qubits
Physical qubits used: 80 physical qubits
Physical operations: Approximately 1,000 physical operations
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8 metrics
Entangled logical qubits demonstrated
30 logical qubits
Demonstrated on Sqale.
Physical qubits used
80 physical qubits
Used in the Sqale demonstration.
Physical operations
Approximately 1,000 physical operations
Described as 1 KiloQuOp in the announcement.
Physical two-qubit gates per three-logical-qubit operation
4 gates, compared with 8 previously
Accompanying presentation describes the new logical gate.
Logical qubit target
100 logical qubits
Target for 2028.
Logical qubit target
1,000 logical qubits
Target by 2030.
Customers for Sqale logical qubit circuits
3 customers
As stated by Infleqtion.
FY26 revenue guidance
Approximately $45 million
Listed in the accompanying presentation.
Key Terms
logical qubits, physical qubits, KiloQuOp, all-to-all connectivity, +1 more
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logical qubits technical
"30 entangled logical qubits in a single, coherent quantum state"
Logical qubits are reliable information units inside a quantum computer that are built by combining many fragile physical qubits and protective techniques so the data stays correct over time. Think of them like a dependable backup system made from many weak parts: they cost more to create but let the machine run longer and solve real problems. Investors watch logical-qubit counts because they indicate how close a device is to performing useful, error-resistant quantum calculations and therefore to commercial value.
physical qubits technical
"using just 80 physical qubits"
Physical qubits are the actual hardware pieces that hold and manipulate quantum information — the quantum equivalent of the tiny switches (bits) inside a conventional computer. They can be built from different technologies (for example, tiny circuits, trapped ions, or photons) and must be kept in precise conditions to work reliably. Investors care because the number, stability and quality of physical qubits determine a quantum system’s performance, error rates and real-world scalability, directly affecting commercial potential.
KiloQuOp technical
"approximately 1,000 physical operations, or 1 KiloQuOp"
all-to-all connectivity technical
"maintains all-to-all connectivity"
All-to-all connectivity means that every part of a system is directly connected to every other part, allowing for instant communication between any two points. For investors, this can mean faster sharing of information and smoother coordination within a network, which may lead to more efficient operations and quicker decision-making. It creates a highly integrated environment where no component is isolated from the rest.
QPU technical
"training on GPU and inference on QPU"
A QPU, or quantum processing unit, is a type of computer chip designed to perform calculations using quantum bits (qubits) instead of regular bits, letting it handle certain complex problems much faster than ordinary processors. For investors, QPUs matter because they are the core technology behind quantum computing products and services; progress or setbacks in QPU performance, scalability, or cost can strongly affect a company’s ability to commercialize quantum applications and capture future markets—think of it as the engine that determines whether a new kind of car can actually be built and sold.
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What did INFQ demonstrate on its Sqale quantum computer?
Infleqtion said Sqale demonstrated 30 entangled logical qubits using 80 physical qubits. The company described the result as a 2026 roadmap milestone and said the experiment executed approximately 1,000 physical operations, or 1 KiloQuOp.
What are Infleqtion’s logical qubit targets?
Infleqtion stated targets of 100 logical qubits in 2028 and 1,000 by 2030.
What did INFQ demonstrate with the Wellcome Leap Q4Bio program?
Infleqtion said it demonstrated a quantum neural network approach on hardware for the Wellcome Leap Quantum for Bio program, using GPU training and QPU inference for biomarker discovery. The company said the work was first demonstrated at 12 logical qubits and extends into the 30-qubit result.
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On September 24, 2026, Infleqtion, Inc. (the “Company”) issued a press release announcing its demonstration of 30 entangled logical qubits on its Sqale quantum computer. A copy of the press release is furnished herewith as Exhibit 99.1 to this Current Report on Form 8-K.
The Company intends to provide supplemental information regarding the announcement during its previously announced presentation at the 2026 Quantum World Congress in College Park, Maryland on September 24, 2026. A copy of the Company’s presentation slides will be available on the Company's website at www.infleqtion.com and is furnished herewith as Exhibit 99.2 to this Current Report on Form 8-K. The presentation slides may be presented at other meetings with investors, analysts, and others, in whole or in part and possibly with modifications, from time to time on or after September 24, 2026.
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Exhibit 99.1
Infleqtion Achieves 30 Entangled Logical Qubits
on Its Sqale Quantum Computer
Sqale reaches key 2026 roadmap milestone as Infleqtion builds toward 100 logical qubits and develops quantum applications with customers
LOUISVILLE, Colo.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--September 24, 2026--Infleqtion (NYSE: INFQ), a global leader in quantum computing and quantum sensing powered by neutral-atom technology, today announced it has achieved 30 entangled logical qubits using just 80 physical qubits on its Sqale™ quantum computing platform, delivering a key milestone on its 2026 roadmap. This achievement makes Infleqtion the first neutral-atom quantum computing company to reach 30 logical qubits on a commercial system. The breakthrough combines hardware and software co-design with an AI-assisted discovery that halves the physical gates needed for a key logical operation. By entangling 30 logical qubits in a single, coherent quantum state, Infleqtion has validated the core architecture of its Sqale hardware and Superstaq software, on its roadmap to deliver 100 logical qubits by 2028.
“Getting 30 logical qubits to work together is hard, and our team has done it,” said Matt Kinsella, CEO of Infleqtion. “Co-design between our hardware and software enabled this demonstration with just 80 physical qubits. We’re moving quickly toward our target of 100 logical qubits in 2028, and we’re already developing applications with customers. The goal is to give them a quantum computer that can take on problems they can’t solve today.”
Unlike fragile physical qubits, which suffer rapid calculation decay from environmental noise, logical qubits group multiple physical qubits together using software protocols to ensure computational stability and accuracy. Infleqtion’s achievement of 30 logical qubits was experimentally confirmed by a signal that is approximately 1000x stronger than underlying noise.
Infleqtion has three customers for logical qubit circuits on the Sqale platform. Among them is the Wellcome Leap Quantum for Bio (Q4Bio) program, where Infleqtion pioneered and demonstrated on hardware a quantum neural network approach with training on GPU and inference on QPU for biomarker discovery. That work, first demonstrated at 12 logical qubits, extends directly into today's result.
Thirty Logical Qubits
In quantum computing, scaling logical qubit counts is only half the battle; the true threshold of computational power is the ability to entangle those logical qubits across a coherent circuit. With this announcement, Infleqtion has successfully executed a highly complex circuit that entangles all 30 logical qubits into a single, unified quantum state, using a novel logical operation that Infleqtion discovered using GPT 5.6 Sol. Altogether, Infleqtion’s experiment executes approximately 1,000 physical operations, or 1 KiloQuOp—a critical transition from fragile academic experiments to robust, commercially viable systems, proving that neutral-atom technology is the fastest path to fault tolerance.
A full technical write-up from Infleqtion CTO Pranav Gokhale, including the circuit, the AI-discovered gate identity and the loss correction results, is available on the Infleqtion blog.
The breakthrough is powered by Infleqtion's Sqale QPU hardware and Superstaq quantum software platform, which unite individual qubit-addressing capabilities with dynamically reconfigurable atom arrays. This unique combination maintains all-to-all connectivity while minimizing the typical pitfalls of atom movement, including error accumulation, atom loss, and runtime delays.
“We’re using the dynamic reconfigurability of Sqale's neutral-atom architecture to move faster toward quantum utility,” said Pranav Gokhale, Chief Technology Officer and General Manager of Computing at Infleqtion. “A core accelerant for our work was the AI-assisted discovery of a new entangling operation between logical qubits that performs a key operation with half as many physical gates as was previously known. Every gate can introduce an error, so doing the same work with fewer gates matters as we build toward longer computations.”
The Road to 1,000 Logical Qubits by 2030
Achieving 30 fully entangled logical qubits in a single, coherent quantum state is a definitive execution moment for Infleqtion, validating the commercial readiness of its Sqale architecture and delivering on its multi-year roadmap. By utilizing individual qubit addressing and reconfigurable atom arrays to minimize error and atom loss, Infleqtion remains firmly on track to deliver 100 logical qubits in 2028 and 1,000 by 2030.
Through these technical breakthroughs, Infleqtion continues to lead the industry in transitioning quantum technology out of academic laboratories and into commercial enterprise, defense, energy and healthcare industries.
For more information on Sqale, please visit https://infleqtion.com/quantum-computing/.
About Infleqtion
Infleqtion, Inc. (NYSE: INFQ) is a global leader in quantum technology, delivering neutral-atom solutions for quantum computing, networking, sensing, and security. With a product portfolio spanning quantum computers, quantum optical clocks, RF receivers, and inertial sensors, Infleqtion’s full-stack approach combines high-performance hardware with the company’s proprietary Superstaq quantum computing software platform. Infleqtion’s systems are already in use by the U.S. Department of War, NASA, the U.K. government, and in multiple collaborations with NVIDIA. Infleqtion, in collaboration with NVIDIA, published the world’s first demonstration of a materials science application using logical qubits. With operations in the U.S., Europe, and Asia, Infleqtion meets the demands of government and commercial customers across the space, defense, energy, finance and telecommunications sectors. For more information, visit Infleqtion.com or follow Infleqtion on LinkedIn, YouTube, and X.
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MULTIPLE PA THS T O C OM MERCIAL VA LUE U.S. | U.K. | Japan | Australia Systems Deployed Globally Computing & Sensing ~$45M FY26 Revenue Guidance -248+ patents issued & pending - 175+ physicists & engineers 20 Years of Quantum Innovation Government | Enterprise | Research 100’s of Quantum Customers Infleqtion : One Neutral-Atom Platform
18 Technological Revolutions and Financial Capital Carlota Perez The Framework Behind This Talk Today’s Question Where does quantum fit in the arc of technological history?
Quantum Changes How Humanity Understands the World THE PRECISION ERA BEGINS Amplified Human Muscle 1770s Industrial Revolution Compressed Distance 1830s Railways & Logistics Harnessed Energy 1870s Steel & Electricity Expanded Mobility 1920s Automobiles & Mass Production Unlocked Digital Intelligence 1970s The Digital Revolution Intelligence 2020s Artificial Intelligence Precision TODAY Quantum Technologies 19 Quantum expands humanity’s ability to measure and model reality using the same fundamental laws that govern nature. The Precision Era Begins
6 | 2025 Infleqtion. All rights reserved 01 The Singularity
7 | 2025 Infleqtion. All rights reserved 01 The law of Accelerating Returns
8 | 2025 Infleqtion. All rights reserved We think linearly, but progress actually compounds 01 Thinking Exponentially
9 | 2025 Infleqtion. All rights reserved 02 We consistently underestimate technology Compounded Growth Linear Growth 1x 2x 4x 8x 16x 32x The Early Part of an Exponential Curve Looks Linear 32x 6x
03 Does this Apply to Quantum?
03 Quantum Is Not a Single Curve Quantum Hardware More capable physical systems Error Correction More reliable logical operations Software + algorithms Lower application requirements AI + classical compute Control, decoding and hybrid workflows Capital + Customers Problems, people and infrastructure What happens when they move together? Im pa ct Time Im pa ct Time Im pa ct Time Im pa ct Time Im pa ct Time
04 The Curves Are Beginning to Reinforce One Another Quantum Hardware More capable physical & logical systems Software & Algorithms Lower application requirements AI + GPUs + Classical Compute Control, decoding, and hybrid workflows Capital & Customers Infrastructure, Challenges, Financing Talent & Teams People, Companies Im pa ct Time
05 We Are the Curve Everyone in This room Is Bending the Curve Upward Every paper. Every system. Every application. Every dollar. Every engineer.
Useful quantum may arrive faster than we think The Biggest Quantum Surprise The Timeline 07
01 Our Timeline Sqale Roadmap ✓ 2024: Delivered ✓ 2025: Delivered ✓:✓:
01 ✓ 2024: Delivered ✓ 2025: Delivered ✓ 2026: Delivered ✓:✓:✓: Our Timeline Sqale Roadmap
10 30 logical qubits a single entangled computation Demonstrated on Sqale
07 Chief Technology Officer & GM Computing Quantum Progress in Practice Pranav Gokhale
10 30 Entangled Logical Qubits 30 Logical Qubits 80 Physical Qubits Sqale architecture unites in-place entanglement w/ all-to-all connectivity 10 × 0 ⊗30 encoded with [[8, 3, 3]] error correction code. Operated as + ⊗30 w/ [[8, 3, 2]] detection & loss correction code.
11 Putting Logical Qubits to the Test ~1000x 30 LQ signal strength vs. noise Output consistent with the ideal calculation
AI-Assisted Discovery of a New Logical Gate 13 3 Logical Qubits Previously: required 8 physical 2Q gates to achieve logical entanglement 3 Logical Qubits
AI-Assisted Discovery of a New Logical Gate 13 3 Logical Qubits Now: only 4 physical 2Q gates to achieve logical entanglement 3 Logical Qubits
09 Non-Clifford Gates Demonstrated How the Logical Qubits Interact30 Logical Qubit Circuit Includes four logical CCZ gates
Hit fractions calculated among retained samples 11 Fine-tuning Error Detection to Loss Correction Balancing Quality and Throughput Error Detection High accuracy Low throughput
Hit fractions calculated among retained samples 11 Fine-tuning Error Detection to Loss Correction Error Detection High accuracy Low throughput Balancing Quality and Throughput Loss Correction 4x throughput Lower accuracy
Toward a Quantum Neural Network Division of work between GPUs and QPUs 14 GPU Training QPU Inference / sampling Trained parameters Classical training, quantum execution
27 | 2025 Infleqtion. All rights reserved 02 Next frontier: 1 MegaQuOp (1M Operations) 2026 2028 2030 Climbing the Exponential Curve Of Quantum Computing 30 Logical qubits, leveraging 1 KiloQuOp of physical operations 100 Logical qubits target Illustrative progression Larger Computations Achieved Fundamental scaling laws of QC: exponential improvement in QuOps 1,000 Logical qubits target
28 | 2026 Infleqtion. All rights reserved Government Programs Quantum Computing: Programs, Systems and Customers Building toward quantum utility with customers globally Computing Systems Partners First and Only 100 qubit machine Operational QPU 50+ Logical Qubit System planned 3 customers for Sqale logical circuits ARPA-E QC3 & Genesis Mission (3) Department of Commerce $100M investment
15 Infleqtion Is Helping Bend the Curve Neutral-atom Systems Control and logical-system engineering Software Compile, optimize, estimate resources Applications Customer problems shape experiments 1. 2. 3.
We Are Bending The Curve Together Useful quantum may arrive faster than we think