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Florida Atlantic University will become the first university in Florida to publicly host a large, dedicated quantum computer on site. �������� has signed an agreement with D-Wave Quantum Inc. to acquire and install the revolutionary Advantage2 system on the university’s Boca Raton campus later this year. The deployment is expected to drive pioneering research, hands-on student training, and real-world applications in areas such as logistics, transportation, and materials discovery, solidifying Florida’s position as a leader in quantum computing.

The announcement coincides with D-Wave sharing that its new corporate headquarters will be at the Boca Raton Innovation Center, creating a key U.S. hub for quantum technology development. This partnership positions �������� as a center for quantum education and innovation, attracts industry and investment, and prepares the next generation of technology leaders to tackle problems beyond the reach of classical computers.

“This milestone marks a transformative moment for Florida Atlantic University and for the state of Florida,” said Piero Bussani, chair, �������� Board of Trustees. “By hosting one of the most advanced quantum computers on a university campus, �������� is not only accelerating research but also preparing our students to lead in a rapidly evolving technological landscape."

Read the press release.