IBM and Lockheed Martin announced a Swiss Quantum Innovation Hub at ETH Zurich under an offset agreement with Switzerland's armasuisse. The Swiss National Supercomputing Centre will host an IBM Quantum System Two operated by IBM and powered by a Nighthawk processor, with deployment expected by the end of 2026; cloud access is available before the installation.
The partners say planned research includes quantum navigation sensing and alloy design for additive manufacturing. The announcement establishes infrastructure and research access, not proof that those applications have achieved a practical advantage over conventional computing.
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