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www.ionq.com IonQ Acquires Oxford Ionics and SkyWater Technology
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- •IonQ acquired Oxford Ionics to enhance quantum computing technology.
- •The acquisition of SkyWater Technology strengthens IonQ's semiconductor manufacturing capabilities.
- •Both acquisitions aim to accelerate IonQ's technology roadmap and global market expansion.
IonQ has completed the acquisition of Oxford Ionics and SkyWater Technology, enhancing its capabilities in quantum computing and semiconductor manufacturing. The acquisition of Oxford Ionics, announced on September 17, 2025, brings advanced trapped ion technology to IonQ, aiming for more powerful quantum systems. The SkyWater acquisition, finalized on July 31, 2026, positions IonQ as a key player in the U.S. semiconductor foundry space, facilitating secure end-to-end design and manufacturing. Both acquisitions are expected to accelerate IonQ's technology roadmap and expand its market presence globally. IonQ's CEO, Niccolo de Masi, emphasized the importance of these acquisitions for advancing scalable quantum systems and ensuring a robust supply chain.
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