SymbiQ Ledger: Quantinuum will deliver universal, fully fault-tolerant quantum computing (system “Apollo”) by 2030.Everything that happens to this claim: the criteria and any public change to them, check-ins, a proposed verdict, the final verdict and any reply.https://symbiq.dev/feeds/claim-quantinuum-apollo-2030.xml2030-12-31T00:00:00ZSymbiQ deskhttps://symbiq.dev/tools/build_verdict_feeds.pyurn:symbiq:ledger:quantinuum-apollo-2030:due:2030-12-31:0Verdict due: Quantinuum will deliver universal, fully fault-tolerant quantum computing (system “Apollo”) by 2030.2030-12-31T00:00:00Z2030-12-31T00:00:00ZThe deadline for this claim is 2030-12-31. A verdict follows the rules on how a verdict gets written.The deadline for this claim is 2030-12-31. The claim, its criteria and the sources that will settle it are on its page.urn:symbiq:ledger:quantinuum-apollo-2030:checkin:2026-10-16:1Check-in (on track): Quantinuum will deliver universal, fully fault-tolerant quantum computing (system “Apollo”) by 2030.2026-10-16T00:00:00Z2026-10-16T00:00:00ZIn its first earnings report since its IPO (12 August 2026) Quantinuum said Sol, its next system, remains on track for 2027, and that Apollo, planned for 2029, also remains on schedule, with several of the architecture's major subsystems beIn its first earnings report since its IPO (12 August 2026) Quantinuum said Sol, its next system, remains on track for 2027, and that Apollo, planned for 2029, also remains on schedule, with several of the architecture's major subsystems being prototyped. It also reported near "five-nines" logical fidelity on Helios. Apollo is dated 2029, a year ahead of this claim's 2030. This is the company reporting on itself; nothing has shipped yet that tests the claim.urn:symbiq:ledger:quantinuum-apollo-2030:checkin:2026-08-27:0Check-in (on track): Quantinuum will deliver universal, fully fault-tolerant quantum computing (system “Apollo”) by 2030.2026-08-27T00:00:00Z2026-08-27T00:00:00ZInterim milestone Helios (≈100 physical qubits, two-qubit gate error <5×10⁻⁴) launched commercially per Quantinuum's Nov 2025 announcements, one step on the path to Apollo -- named here as the check-in to track, not as evidence the 2030 claInterim milestone Helios (≈100 physical qubits, two-qubit gate error <5×10⁻⁴) launched commercially per Quantinuum's Nov 2025 announcements, one step on the path to Apollo -- named here as the check-in to track, not as evidence the 2030 claim itself has resolved.urn:symbiq:ledger:quantinuum-apollo-2030:tracked:2026-08-27:0Now tracking: Quantinuum will deliver universal, fully fault-tolerant quantum computing (system “Apollo”) by 2030.2026-08-27T00:00:00Z2026-08-27T00:00:00ZClaim captured, with its resolution criteria and the sources that will settle it. Resolves by 2030-12-31.Resolves by 2030-12-31 (+30 day grace). Criteria: Resolves VERIFIED if Quantinuum has, by 31 Dec 2030, shipped or publicly operated a system matching the Apollo specification (universal, fully fault-tolerant, circuits of millions of gates) -- confirmed by a Quantinuum announcement plus independent technical reporting. Note the press release's own text separately targets Apollo itself for 2029, one year ahead of the “by 2030” headline claim; both dates are logged so either can be checked against what actually ships. PARTIALLY_VERIFIED if an earlier-generation system (Helios, Sol) ships on schedule but Apollo itself is delayed past 2030. NOT_VERIFIED otherwise.