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Oxford University researchers have demonstrated rapid ion trap loading using QFX’s Miniaturised Atom Source (MAS) technology, showcasing ultra‑low‑power, highly directional atom delivery that enables sub‑millisecond ion loading for next‑generation trapped‑ion quantum processors.

QFX has secured £700k Phase 1 funding under the UK government’s £121M quantum investment program to advance the SrROCK project. This work focuses on scalable quantum hardware for timing and sensing, supporting the National Quantum Strategy’s mission to bring quantum innovation into real-world applications. The funding validates our technology and team as we prepare for Phase 2 and strengthen the UK’s quantum ecosystem.

We are pleased to announce our participation in the UK National Quantum Technologies Showcase 2025, taking place on 7 November at the Business Design Centre in London. QFX will be exhibiting at Booth 61. We will be showcasing our latest advancements in modular quantum hardware, including our ultra-compact, low-power atom sources designed for scalable ion trap quantum computing. These technologies reflect our mission to move quantum systems out of the lab and into commercially

University of Oxford spin-out QFX announces seed funding round and appoints industry leaders to drive development of next-generation modular quantum technologies.