Headquartered in Broomfield, CO Fiscal year ends December NASDAQ: QNT quantinuum.com
Quantinuum is a full-stack quantum computing company that builds and commercially deploys trapped-ion quantum computers based on the QCCD architecture. Its systems include Helios, with Sol targeted for 2H 2027 and the universal, fault-tolerant Apollo targeted for 2029.
Revenue comes from several channels:
- Quantum computing as a service, including multi-year committed cloud access agreements.
- On-premises and international system deployments, such as Helios in Singapore and Reimei at RIKEN in Japan.
- Government contracts, including DARPA QBI and Department of Energy Genesis Mission work.
- Application research partnerships in pharmaceuticals, materials science, financial services, energy and logistics.
Its software platform, Nexus, together with the Guppy programming tools, supports hybrid quantum-classical and logical-qubit application development; 215 organizations had adopted Nexus as of the latest update. The company distributes through partners including a leading hyperscaler and Oracle, and runs the Q-Net user ecosystem.
Quantinuum completed an IPO and Reorganization in June 2026 and operates under an Up-C structure: Class A shareholders hold a minority economic interest in Quantinuum Holdings. It employs more than 850 people, with facilities in the United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Japan, Qatar and Singapore. Updated
Quantinuum's gross margin swung to 33.3% from negative 43.5% a year ago, the first hard evidence that the trapped-ion business can sell quantum access profitably. Management raised full-year revenue guidance to $31 million to $34 million, with both loss per share and revenue beating expectations.
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Quantinuum is a full-stack quantum computing company that builds and commercially deploys trapped-ion quantum computers based on the QCCD architecture. Its systems include Helios, with Sol targeted for 2H 2027 and the universal, fault-tolerant Apollo targeted for 2029.
The Wall Street consensus 12-month price target for QNT is $72.08.
