Microsoft Grants DARPA Onsite Quantum Access

Microsoft is providing DARPA with direct physical access to its latest quantum hardware at a new Maryland research center. The agency will independently evaluate the Majorana 2 chip to assess commercial and national security viability.

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Microsoft's Majorana 2 quantum computing chip, which the company designed with help from AI, in this undated handout photo. Microsoft/Handout via REUTERS

Microsoft Corp will provide the United States Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency with direct, on-site access to its latest quantum hardware at a new Maryland research facility. The deployment marks a shift from remote evaluation to physical hardware testing at the university's Discovery District. The initiative aims to determine whether quantum systems can achieve economic viability by 2033.

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