Atom Computing opens new Boulder facility
BOULDER — Atom Computing Inc. Wednesday opened a new research and development facility in Boulder that the quantum computing company will use to house future generations of its computers.
The facility is located in the Flatiron Park business park.
Speakers at the ribbon-cutting ceremony included Gov. Jared Polis; Missy Diehl, director of industry relations at the University of Colorado Boulder; and Andrew Wilson, quantum physics division chief at the National Institute of Standards and Technology.
“The reason Atom will thrive here is all the work around quantum computing that is done here,” Polis said. “Colorado is the proverbial godfather of the quantum industry ……
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