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Quantinuum Quantum Computing Roadmap

Helios (November 2025) ships 50 error-corrected logical qubits at an industry-best 2:1 physical-to-logical encoding. In September 2026, Quantinuum validated its Helix error-correction architecture on Helios, the stated foundation for Apollo. In October 2026, Helios achieved 99.9995% logical-memory fidelity—five uncorrectable errors per million operations—with each tested code-distance increase reducing memory errors by an average factor of 12 and logical-gate errors by an average factor of 9.

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Current system and qubit counts

Current system

Helios

Physical qubits

98 physical trapped-ion qubits with all-to-all connectivity.

Logical qubits

50 error-corrected logical qubits at a 2:1 physical-to-logical encoding ratio.

Quantinuum's stated targets

Physical and logical qubit goals are labeled separately. A target date does not mean the milestone has been independently achieved.

2027Sol — up to 100 logical qubits
2029Apollo — universal fault-tolerant quantum computer with hundreds of logical qubits