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Equinix is the world’s digital infrastructure company interconnecting industry-leading organisations in finance, manufacturing, retail, transportation, government, healthcare and education.

10,000+ business leaders harness Equinix’s trusted global platform to bring together and interconnect the foundational infrastructure that powers their success—sustainably and securely.

OQC and Equinix are collaborating to provide easy, secure access to one of the most powerful quantum computers for businesses worldwide via Equinix’s TY11 International Business Exchange™ (IBX®) data center in Tokyo.

Cyxtera is a global leader in colocation and interconnection services, with a footprint of more than 60 data centers in over 30 markets.

Today, Cyxtera provides more than 2,300 enterprise and government customers with the technology solutions they need to scale faster, achieve financial goals, and gain a competitive advantage.

This partnership will mark the world’s first integration of a quantum computer in a colocation data center. Customers will soon have access to quantum computing-as-a-service via Cyxtera’s Reading Data Center Campus LHR3.

Fujitsu is the leading Japanese Information and Communication Technology (ICT) company, offering a full range of technology products, solutions and services.

With 126,000 employees supporting customers in more than 100 countries, Fujitsu use their experience and the power of ICT to shape the future of society.

Together Fujitsu and OQC cooperate to develop and provide quantum computing services to their customers.

Backed by leading venture-capital funds and the University of Cambridge, Riverlane develops software that transforms quantum computers from experimental technology into commercial products.

We work with Riverlane on a number of projects, from alpha-VQE – Riverlane’s chemical simulation algorithm ran on OQC’s quantum hardware; to our Innovate UK ‘NISQ.OS’ project, a 3-year project dedicated to deploying a new quantum operating system.

We are pioneering a consortium led by Riverlane to deploy a new quantum operating system. The £7.6M Innovate UK-backed project will deliver an operating system that allows the same quantum software to run on different types of quantum computing hardware. By making OQC’s stack compatible with NISQ.OS, we’re helping build a new standardised quantum ecosystem. This UK-first effort to build compatibility is a critical step in providing our consortium’s technologies to new players, generating additional commercial opportunities.

In September 2020, we launched the largest ever Government grant aimed at the commercialisation of superconducting quantum technologies in the UK. The £7M and 3-year long landmark project will bring the capability to produce superconducting circuits at commercial scale in the UK. Together, OQC, SeeQC UK, Oxford Instruments, Kelvin Nanotechnology, University of Glasgow and Royal Holloway will industrialise the design, manufacture and test of superconducting quantum devices. This is the first time a concerted effort is bringing all relevant partners towards establishing such commercial capability in the UK. 

We work closely with the technical team at SuperFab, a world-class university cleanroom for electronic nanofabrication, with an emphasis on superconducting quantum technology. SuperFab is owned and operated by Royal Holloway, University of London as an open user facility serving both academic and industrial interests.

We support the Leek Lab with funding a team of world class, international researchers, recognised for their innovative work in the international quantum community. In particular, our research agreement with the Leek Lab has enabled OQC to demonstrate the proof-of-concept of the Coaxmon technology in action.

In January 2021, as part of our collaboration with Oxford Instruments, OQC was the first company worldwide to take delivery of OI’s next generation Cryofree® refrigerator, Proteox. Proteox was specifically designed to facilitate high-density wiring with insert-modulatory. We leverage these features to enhance the scaling of our unique 3D architecture. Proteox will complement our equipment capability in our new state-of-the-art laboratory, further enabling our customers to access our technology online and on site. 

Our collaboration with the NQCC will foster the UK quantum user community by providing businesses, academics and the Government with early access to OQC quantum computers. This is the first collaboration of its kind in the country, a significant milestone for the industry.

From January 2022, selected users will be getting access to a range of quantum systems and capability, from UK-best to prototype quantum hardware.

Cambridge Quantum is a world leading independent quantum software company.

Together, OQC and Cambridge Quantum were granted one of the first UK Quantum Computing Initiative awards. In July 2021, Cambridge Quantum will be our first partner to be given access to our QCaaS, to demonstrate their IronBridge cybersecurity platform. 

With Cambridge Quantum and others, OQC is also at the forefront of the industry-wide discussions around ethics in quantum. 

OQC is a spin-out from the NQIT programme and continues to work closely with the programme.

Q-CTRL is a global leader in developing useful quantum technologies through quantum control infrastructure software. Our collaboration aims to improve algorithmic performance for quantum developers, researchers, and enterprise end-users by helping them to solve complex problems that were previously infeasible.

Q-CTRL’s error suppression software enables users to get the best possible results from hardware when running quantum algorithms by reducing hardware error and instability. When combined with our innovative Coaxmon technology, users get improved algorithmic performance, enabling them to run more complex algorithms geared toward solving challenging problems in fields such as chemistry, finance, and manufacturing