November 18th, 2025
AQT’s trapped-ion quantum computer now available on Amazon Braket
AQT extends its reach with Amazon Braket integration – offering international customers convenient and reliable access to our high-performance trapped-ion quantum computer IBEX Q1.

“With the integration of IBEX Q1 into Amazon Braket we continue to expand the choices for AWS customers experimenting with quantum computing. We’re excited to deepen our dedication to EU customers and the European quantum computing community by providing access to locally hosted infrastructure, meeting critical sovereignty needs. AQT on Braket opens new opportunities for EU-based customers, providing access to trapped-ion technology to advance their research in quantum computing.”
Eric Kessler, General Manager, Amazon Braket
“With the IBEX Q1 system on Amazon Braket, AQT is happy to provide European and international customers convenient and reliable access to our high-performance trapped-ion quantum computers. Our fully connected quantum processor and low error rates facilitate the realisation of quantum-enhanced markets. The shared commitment of Braket and AQT brings this technology to a global audience and enable novel use-cases and value-generation.”
Thomas Monz, CEO of AQT

Advantages of accessing AQT’s quantum computer via Amazon Braket
Ready to get started with quantum computing? Discover the potential of AQT quantum computer system on AWS Braket – all details and further information can be found on the AWS website.
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October 14th, 2026
The Quantum Internet Alliance receives Euro 47.5 million to build a full-stack quantum internet prototype, with AQT contributing trapped-ion hardware as a partner.
October 2nd, 2026
We’re happy to inform about the launch of our Product Finder. The new tool makes it easier to quickly explore the available options and identify instruments that match the requirements of your needs.
September 29th, 2026
AQT Germany will be one of the seven members in the consortium of research institutions and industry partners in a bid to build one of Europe's most advanced quantum computers.


