Atom Computing and Phasecraft Partner to Advance Utility-Scale Quantum Applications
BOULDER, Colo. and LONDON, June 15, 2026 — Atom Computing and quantum algorithms company Phasecraft today announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to explore how application-focused algorithms can be used to benchmark progress toward utility-scale quantum computers. Through this MOU, the companies will collaborate on accelerating the delivery and adoption of quantum […] The post Atom Computing and Phasecraft Partner to Advance Utility-Scale Quantum Applications appeared first on HPCwire .
The quantum computing industry is maturing to a point where practical applications and benchmarking to utility-scale progress are becoming critical for further investment and adoption.
This partnership signifies a crucial step toward validating the real-world utility of quantum computers, moving beyond theoretical advancements to application-focused progress for strategic readers.
The collaboration shifts focus from hardware development alone to the co-development of algorithms that can effectively utilize and benchmark emerging quantum computing power.
- · Atom Computing
- · Phasecraft
- · Quantum applications sector
- · Deep tech investors
- · Companies solely focused on general-purpose quantum hardware without application
- · Classical computing for certain complex optimization problems
The collaboration will accelerate the development and adoption of utility-scale quantum applications.
Successful benchmarking could attract significant new investment and talent into the quantum computing sector, driving faster commercialization.
Achieving utility-scale quantum computing could disrupt industries relying on complex optimization, drug discovery, and materials science, leading to new economic paradigms.
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