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Infleqtion
Infleqtion engineers world-class neutral atom quantum computers, precision sensors, and software for governments, corporations, and research institutions...
Infleqtion
Infleqtion engineers world-class neutral atom quantum computers, precision sensors, and software for governments, corporations, and research institutions worldwide.
General information
Firm type
Asset Manager
Year founded
2000
Location
Region
North America
Country
United States
City
Louisville
Corporate office
Louisville, CO, United States
Additional offices
Boulder, CO · Chicago, IL · Madison, WI · Oxford, United Kingdom · Melbourne, Australia
Principals
Matt Kinsella
Chief Executive Officer & Founding Investor
Dana Anderson
Chief Science Officer & Founder
Pranav Gokhale
Chief Technology Officer & Co-founder
Sector focus
Frequently asked questions
Who runs investment decisions at Infleqtion?
Infleqtion's strategic and product direction is set by CEO Matt Kinsella, founder and Chief Science Officer Dana Anderson, and CTO Pranav Gokhale. The firm is publicly traded, so capital allocation decisions are overseen by its board and management team rather than a single-family office investment committee.
Is Infleqtion a family office or a publicly traded company?
Infleqtion is a publicly traded corporation listed on the NYSE (ticker INFQ) as of 2026. It operates as a quantum technology company, not as a family office. The firm's earlier form was a private venture-backed entity, but it is now subject to public company disclosure requirements.
How does Infleqtion source its deal flow and customers?
Infleqtion generates revenue through government contracts, commercial partnerships, and product sales. Its customers include the U.S. Department of War, NASA, the U.K. government, NVIDIA, and Safran. The firm also participates in research programs such as DARPA IMPAQT and ARPA-E.
What investment stages does Infleqtion typically target?
Infleqtion is a product company, not an investment firm. It develops and sells quantum computing hardware and software for research, defense, and commercial applications. Its capital expenditure is directed toward R&D, manufacturing, and scaling its technology, not external investments.
Where does the underlying wealth or funding come from?
Infleqtion's funding historically came from venture capital, government grants, and a Letter of Intent for $100 million from the U.S. Department of Commerce. Its public listing on the NYSE now provides access to public equity markets. The firm does not disclose individual shareholders or a dominant family wealth source.
Does Infleqtion maintain philanthropic or separate investment structures?
The firm's website and public filings do not mention any separate philanthropic foundation or family office structure. Infleqtion operates as a single public company focused on quantum technology.
What is Infleqtion's known posture on co-investments or joint ventures?
Infleqtion has engaged in collaborative projects including a partnership with NVIDIA on the first materials science application using logical qubits, and a joint effort to fly a quantum gravity sensor to space with NASA. It also has a commercial partnership with Safran. The firm does not appear to participate in co-investment funds or club deals.
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