Infleqtion, Inc.

Neutral atoms held in place by lasers are Infleqtion's approach to quantum hardware, a bet that this method scales more cheaply than the superconducting or trapped-ion designs rivals favor. The Colorado company grew out of ColdQuanta and works across two fronts: quantum computers and quantum sensing, including precision atomic clocks, RF receivers and inertial sensors used where GPS cannot reach. That sensing business gives it real products and government revenue today, which sets it apart from pure computing startups still years from useful machines. Customers have included the U.S. military, NASA and the U.K. government. It listed on the New York Stock Exchange in early 2026, calling itself the first publicly traded neutral-atom quantum company. Based in Louisville, Colorado, Infleqtion carries the same long-horizon risk as its peers: the science is real, the timeline to profit is not settled.

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