EPB Launches IonQ Forte Enterprise Quantum Computer in Chattanooga
The deployment is the first to put commercial quantum computing and networking in the same facility.
EPB has switched on an IonQ Forte Enterprise quantum computer at its Quantum Center in Chattanooga. HPCwire reports that the deployment is the first to combine commercial quantum computing and networking in a single facility.
The setup places quantum hardware alongside network infrastructure, a configuration that could simplify how organizations connect quantum processing to their existing systems. The milestone is part of a broader effort by Chattanooga to establish itself as a hub for quantum technology.
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