
IonQ is known for its trapped-ion quantum computers – machines that use charged atoms manipulated by lasers instead of semiconductor chips. This approach yields qubits with extremely high fidelity and full all-to-all connectivity ts2.tech, which helps reduce errors. IonQ’s systems run at room temperature and are accessible via cloud platforms like AWS Braket, Microsoft Azure Quantum and Google Cloud ts2.tech. The company has broadened its focus beyond computing to networking and sensing as well. In the last year IonQ announced control of over 1,000 quantum patents ts2.tech, underscoring its ambition to dominate the field. CEO Niccolo de Masi has emphasized that IonQ aims to build an “integrated quantum platform” spanning computing, networking and even sensing businesswire.com.