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News and research from ZuriQ, an ETH Zürich spin-off building a utility-scale quantum computer with novel Penning-trap technology.

In May 2025, ZuriQ and Infineon Technologies AG announced a partnership to develop trapped-ion chips for quantum computing.

The ETH Quantum Center entered a corporate partnership with ZuriQ. The center coordinates scientific and industrial activities across multidisciplinary teams working in the quantum realm.

November 19, 2024, marked the final day of ZuriQ’s participation in the QAI Ventures accelerator. The founders spent four weeks during the year at UptownBasel developing their business skills in the quantum industry.

The page lists a full-time Quantum Error Correction Theorist role in Zurich, Switzerland, and invites speculative applications for full-time or internship positions.

ZuriQ is building a quantum computer using trapped-ion qubits that can move and connect.

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ZuriQ announces a $25.5 million seed round to advance fabrication of two-dimensional trapped-ion chips with partner Infineon.

Jul 2026SiliconANGLENews article

Zürich-based ZuriQ raises $25.5 million in seed funding led by Quantonation. Forward.one, Extantia, and Firgun Ventures also participate in the round.

Jul 2026FinSMEsNews article

ETH Zürich spin-out ZuriQ raises a $25.5 million seed round led by Quantonation. The company plans to use the funding to expand its native two-dimensional ion-trap architecture for quantum processors.

Jul 2026The Next WebNews article