Infleqtion opens new quantum center in Colorado, boosting local industry

Infleqtion has opened its Colorado Quantum Innovation Center at 1315 W, the company says. Century Drive in Louisville, Colorado, establishing a physical center for the expanding quantum industry in the region.

The opening coincides with the formal recognition of the Boulder-Louisville-Broomfield corridor, acknowledging the area’s density of quantum research and companies. “Colorado is leading America’s quantum future,” said Governor Jared Polis, “and Infleqtion’s new Quantum Innovation Center is further proof that our growing technology sector attracts more businesses to our state and strengthens our economy.” Infleqtion’s work builds on neutral-atom technology originating from Colorado research, now driving job creation and advancements.

Infleqtion’s Colorado Center Anchors “America’s Quantum Peak”

Infleqtion’s Colorado Quantum Innovation Center, located at 1315 W. Century Drive in Louisville, solidifies the Boulder-Louisville-Broomfield corridor’s emerging status as “America’s Quantum Peak.” The new facility is designed to accelerate the development and commercialization of quantum technologies, specifically those based on neutral-atom computing and sensing. This concentration of activity builds on decades of quantum research originating within Colorado institutions and national laboratories, now translating into a growing regional industry.

The formal recognition of this corridor highlights a deliberate strategy to foster collaboration between private companies, academic researchers, and government entities. Matt Kinsella, CEO at Infleqtion, explained that “Quantum is no longer a future technology; it’s becoming foundational to national security, scientific discovery, advanced sensing and space systems.” Infleqtion’s choice of Colorado for its headquarters reflects the state’s established expertise in neutral-atom technology, a field the company developed from local research origins. This investment is projected to drive job creation and further innovation in quantum-enabled applications.