Infleqtion launches quantum timing solution with Safran partnership. Credit: Infleqtion Infleqtion has announced availability of its first quantum-enabled precision timing solution delivered as part of the company's partnership with Safran Electronics & Defense. The new solution includes Infleqtion's Tiqker quantum optical clock, which has been integrated and validated with Safran's White Rabbit and SecureSync systems. Modern systems, from financial markets to military operations, telecom networks and datacenters, depend on technologies such as GPS or GNSS for precise timing, but these are vulnerable to jamming, spoofing, and natural disruption. As threats to traditional timing infrastructure grow, the need for resilient, independent alternatives has become critical. In a recent live demonstration conducted in partnership with Quantum Corridor, the solution integrating Tiqker, White Rabbit and SecureSync system was validated in a real-world environment, demonstrating picosecond accuracy vs. nanosecond GPS accuracy. The combined, validated solution delivers enhanced stability and resilience, ensuring continuity of operations for mission-critical systems even in environments where traditional timing signals are challenged or denied. The collaboration between Infleqtion and Safran Electronics & Defense makes the validated solution available to customers globally, across allied defense, telecommunications, and critical infrastructure sectors, enabling rapid deployment of precision timing architectures designed to operate even in GNSS-challenged environments.

Infleqtion has delivered the UK's only operational 100 physical qubit quantum computing system to the National Quantum Computing Centre, marking a significant infrastructure milestone. The company has also been selected for US Department of Energy ARPA-E funding focused on quantum algorithms for advanced energy materials. Despite these technological advances, Infleqtion's share price has experienced significant volatility, trading at $8.81 with a 40.1% decline over 30 days and 48.6% year-to-date decline. The stock fell 12.6% over the past week. The developments position Infleqtion in sovereign infrastructure and energy-focused materials research. The UK testbed provides a reference site for researchers to test its neutral atom hardware, whilst the ARPA-E grant connects the technology to high-temperature superconductors and energy materials applications.

Infleqtion has delivered the UK's only operational 100-physical-qubit quantum computing system at the National Quantum Computing Centre, achieving a milestone critical to the UK's quantum strategy. The Sqale platform, delivered in December 2025, uses neutral-atom technology. The deployment is part of the NQCC's Quantum Computing Testbed Initiative, enabling researchers to evaluate performance, benchmark applications and study how neutral-atom systems scale. Infleqtion is targeting over 30 logical qubits in 2026 and more than 100 logical qubits in 2028. Infleqtion's neutral-atom approach has already been deployed in operational environments beyond laboratories, including quantum flight trials and underwater autonomous vehicles. The company's two-qubit gate fidelity of 99.73% delivers industry-leading performance, requiring fewer physical qubits per logical qubit for improved scalability.