EPB’s New IonQ Forte Enterprise Quantum Computer Opens Doors for Cutting-Edge Work
The hub gives companies and researchers access to commercial quantum infrastructure, while EPB says the system will help optimize its power grid and create jobs.
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EPB Commissions IonQ Forte Enterprise Quantum Computer in Chattanooga Hub
EPB has launched the IonQ Forte Enterprise quantum computer at its Chattanooga Quantum Center, making it the first commercial U.S. hub to integrate trapped-ion quantum processing units and photonics-based quantum networking. Initial access is for the EPB Quantum Computing Fellows, with commercial service opening in October 2026. This launch is supported by workforce and academic initiatives and positions Chattanooga as a leader in quantum techno…
$4M NIST grant funds quantum researchers at EPB Quantum Center
EPB today launched the IonQ Forte Enterprise quantum computer at EPB Quantum Center, bringing commercial quantum computing and networking together in one facility for the first time. Funded by a $4 million grant from the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), the initiative has brought eight graduate researchers to Chattanooga.
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