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Neutral atom quantum computers designed for scientific and industrial innovation at scale

Advancing towards fault-tolerant Quantum Computing

Pasqal’s QPU roadmap progresses from today’s scalable analog platforms to next-generation systems designed to unlock quantum advantage and, over time, enable logical qubits on the path to fault tolerance. 

Already deployed in production

Orders 2026, deliveries from 2027

Targeted availability for users: 2028

Engineered for Hybrid HPC–Quantum Infrastructure

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Data center ready hardware

Zero cryogenics. Minimal power footprint. A compact architecture that slots into standard HPC environments and is maintained alongside your classical infrastructure.

Slurm native job submission

No new protocols required. Manage hybrid orchestration and job submission through standard Slurm processes, with native support for Qiskit and CUDA-Q.

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Monitoring and alarms

Full visibility. Integrate QPU metrics and alarms into your current HPC supervision tools, enabling seamless management by your existing operations staff.

Operational Neutral-Atom Quantum Deployments

Pasqal’s Orion deployed November 2024, Jade, was officially inaugurated in November 2025 within the wrap up of the HPCQS European Project. 

“The quantum processor at JSC is an important milestone. We are now on track to implement two hybrid HPC-QS systems in France and Germany that will provide European end users with access to exceptional computing power—and will help solve societal problems in the future.” 
— Prof. Kristel Michielsen, head of JUNIQ & Quantum Computing at JSC.

Already deployed

CEA

CEA

Pasqal QPU is fully integrated with Joliot-Curie supercomputer. First hybrid quantum-classical workflows are operational. 

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CINECA

140-qubits QPU integration underway. First Neutral Atom Quantum Computer in Italy. 

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Aramco

First Commercial Neutral Atom QPU on enterprise site

DistriQ

Roadmap to fault-tolerant quantum computing