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Infleqtion receives £9M from UK Research and Innovation for quantum sensing

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Infleqtion was awarded £9 million, approximately $12 million, by Innovate UK, a division of UK Research and Innovation. This funding is designated to continue the development of a deployable quantum radio frequency (QRF) direction finding system. The project aims to create a Quantum Spectrum-DF product to accurately detect and locate signals in challenging environments.

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The project is designed to advance quantum sensing from laboratory research into practical deployment. This effort is intended to help establish the United Kingdom as a leader in next-generation radio frequency sensing technologies. The resulting technology could support applications ranging from spectrum surveillance to resilient navigation.

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Who's involved

  • InfleqtionGlobal leader in quantum computing and quantum sensing, receiving the funding.
  • UK Research and InnovationResearch funding body that awarded the £9 million grant through Innovate UK.

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