New Mexico

New Mexico is a U.S. state rather than a quantum computing company, but it hosts one of the denser clusters of publicly funded quantum research in the country. Sandia National Laboratories in Albuquerque runs a trapped-ion quantum computing program built on microfabricated surface-electrode ion traps, Los Alamos National Laboratory carries out quantum information and quantum networking research, and the University of New Mexico contributes work in quantum optics; the state is also a partner in the Elevate Quantum regional tech hub. There is no single commercial entity corresponding to this entry, so no funding or listing details are reported.

AI-written profile · not yet reviewed · 9 October 2026

Headquarters: New Mexico, United States
Status: Private

trapped ion quantum networking

Coverage

HPCwire9 October 2026

Fujitsu and New Mexico to Establish Quantum Computing Research Center

Fujitsu announced a collaboration with New Mexico to establish a quantum computing research center in the state. The center will pursue research across quantum computing hardware, software, algorithms, and theory. It will also support education and workforce-development programs aimed at expanding the quantum talent pipeline.

OutlookPlausible

This could give Fujitsu a US-based superconducting quantum research and talent hub, enabling earlier hardware demonstrations and a trained regional workforce within two years.

superconducting algorithms softwareFujitsuNew Mexico