| Contact Industries Company News Careers Safety Shop Search News Things to Know about Quantinuum Things to Know about Quantinuum Honeywell Quantum Solutions + Cambridge Quantum = the largest, integrated quantum computing company in the world. Commercial quantum computing has advanced rapidly over the past few years and is expected to grow into a $1 trillion industry in the coming decades. Honeywell Quantum Solutions and Cambridge Quantum have joined forces as Quantinuum to accelerate the development of this disruptive technology and deliver real-world, quantum solutions faster. Here is what you need to know. 1. It is a global company. The new company employs nearly 400 people in offices across the United States, United Kingdom, Europe and Japan. Of those, approximately 300 work in research and technical fields. There will be a dual headquarters in Colorado and in Cambridge, United Kingdom, enabling it to collaborate internationally with businesses, universities, government agencies and other organizations. 2. The first product will launch in a few weeks A new cybersecurity offering will be introduced in December. It's the first – and flagship – product. This product is not only the first of its kind but is a technology that cannot be done using classical computers and thus the first genuine quantum product for use in the real world. Additionally, Quantinuum also is developing solutions for: Drug discovery and delivery Material science Finance Quantum Natural Language Processing Optimization, supply chain and logistics Artificial Intelligence 3. Best-in-class software joins high-performing hardware Honeywell Quantum Solutions has developed the world’s highest-performing quantum computers based on trapped-ion technology, and Cambridge Quantum is the global leader in software and algorithms used across multiple quantum platforms. By coming together as Quantinuum, the new company will offer an integrated end-to-end quantum platform that is entirely platform agnostic. 4. This is a long-standing relationship The two organizations have long collaborated on projects, including devising a steel manufacturing process schedule for Nippon Steel and optimizing the packing of a unit load device (ULD) for DHL. In fact, researchers from Cambridge Quantum were the first external users to run a quantum circuit on the System Model H0, Honeywell’s inaugural commercial system. No organization outside of Honeywell has used the H-Series hardware more. 5. Honeywell is an owner, investor, supplier and customer of Quantinuum Though Quantinuum is a stand-alone company, Honeywell is initially the largest shareholder with an approximately 54 percent ownership stake of the new entity. It has invested nearly $300 million allowing the company to be well capitalized on day one. Honeywell's aerospace foundry in Plymouth, Minnesota will continue to provide manufacturing support for Quantinuum’s proprietary ion traps, which sit at the heart of the company’s trapped-ion quantum computers. Honeywell also will be a customer of Quantinuum’s offerings across the H-Series hardware, powered by Honeywell and software spectrum and plans to collaborate with Quantinuum on various projects. QUANTUM RELATED CONTENT Quantum Milestone: 16-Fold Increase in Performance in a Year What You Should Know about the World’s Largest, Stand-Alone Quantum Computing Company A Quantum Computing Dictionary WHAT WE DO Honeywell Forge Our Industries Our Products Quantum Solutions INDUSTRIES Aerospace Buildings & Cities Chemicals & Materials Health Care Industrial & Manufacturing Retail Safety Supply Chain COMPANY About Us History Investors Leadership Inclusion & Diversity NEWS News Press & Media CAREERS Careers Job Search CONTACT US Support Business Inquiries Employee Access FOLLOW US LinkedIn Facebook Twitter YouTube Instagram Scroll to top Copyright © 2021 Honeywell International Inc. Terms & Conditions Privacy Statement Applicant Privacy Notice Do Not Sell My Personal Information Cookie Notice Global Unsubscribe United States - English We use cookies to improve website performance, facilitate information sharing on social media and offer advertising tailored to your interests. For more information, see ourPrivacy Statement. You can also customize your browser’s cookie settings. Please note that if you refuse cookies, it may affect site functionality and performance. Manage Cookies Reject All Accept All