Quantinuum partners with Oracle to integrate quantum computing into cloud infrastructure
Quantum computing developer Quantinuum signed a multi year strategic agreement with Oracle on 12 August 2026 to integrate hybrid quantum processing tools into Oracle Cloud Infrastructure for corporate clients
Broomfield, Colorado and Austin, Texas - Quantum computing leader Quantinuum has formed a strategic alliance with cloud computing giant Oracle to integrate its Helios quantum computer into Oracle's Cloud Infrastructure. Helios, touted as the world's most accurate commercial quantum computer, will be accessible to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure (OCI) customers through the company's quantum service.
This partnership aims to showcase the potential of hybrid quantum-AI infrastructure in addressing complex computational challenges, including materials discovery, drug development, logistics, energy, and financial modeling. Dr. Rajeeb Hazra, Quantinuum's President and CEO, emphasized the combined power of quantum, AI, and high-performance computing, while Mahesh Thiagarajan, Oracle's Executive Vice President of Cloud Infrastructure, highlighted the lower energy consumption of Helios compared to traditional supercomputers.
Oracle plans to preview its OCI quantum service soon, offering developers a seamless transition from simulation to real quantum computing hardware.
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