PredictionHardwarePending
Microsoft and Atom Computing promise the Magne logical-qubit computer by early 2027
Due 2027
Microsoft and Atom Computing say Magne, a neutral-atom quantum computer with 50 logical (error-corrected) qubits that they are building for Denmark's QuNorth, will be ready for its first tasks around the turn of 2026/27 and operational by early 2027.
- Predicted by
- Microsoft
- Type
- Official company roadmap
- Said on
- Jul 17, 2025
- Original deadline
- by early 2027 (2027)
- Status
- Pending
Sources (3)
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The Quantum Insider
Microsoft and Atom Computing Partner on Level 2 Quantum System for Nordic Users
“The system will be built by Atom Computing and Microsoft, combining neutral atom hardware with advanced quantum software, and is expected to be operational by early 2027.”
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Quantum Computing Report
Denmark's QuNorth to Acquire 50-Logical-Qubit Magne Quantum Computer from Atom Computing and Microsoft
“Magne is characterized as a Level 2 quantum computer, designed to perform calculations using logical qubits, and is specified to consist of 50 logical qubits and 1,225 physical neutral-atom qubits.”
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Microsoft Quantum
From research to product engineering—how groundbreaking logical-qubit demonstrations are shaping Microsoft's utility-scale quantum software platform
“Magne pairs Atom Computing's neutral-atom hardware—more than 1,200 physical qubits—with Microsoft's full quantum software stack, and is expected to come online early in 2027.”
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