Infleqtion Tests Optical Atomic Clock During US Navy Exercise

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• Infleqtion demonstrated its Tiqker optical atomic clock during the U.S. Navy’s Maritime Big Play Pacific exercise, operating the system aboard the support vessel RV Merlin for more than two weeks.
• The demonstration evaluated Tiqker’s precision timing capabilities under maritime conditions, including temperature changes and sustained vibration, as part of the MBP-P and BARB-26 exercises.
• The company says Tiqker could provide independent timing for naval communications, radar and other onboard systems when GPS signals are unavailable, jammed or spoofed.

PRESS RELEASE — Infleqtion (NYSE: INFQ), a global leader in quantum computing and quantum sensing powered by neutral atom technology, demonstrated quantum timing capabilities to support navigation using the company’s Tiqker optical atomic clock. The demonstration took place during the Maritime Big Play Pacific (MBP-P) military exercise, an event sponsored by the Office of the Under Secretary of War for Research & Engineering with participation from across the U.S. Navy, U.S. Marine Corps and Australia and UK (AUKUS) partners. During this exercise, Infleqtion operated Tiqker continuously aboard the U.S. Navy support vessel, RV Merlin, for two weeks in the Southern California (SOCAL) operating area.