The launch of Aquark Technologies ApS builds on a long history of collaboration between the British and Nordic quantum ecosystems and positions Aquark in esteemed company as a UK-founded European quantum entity.

The four-year fellowship will support a £2.7 million project to advance research for the commercialisation of quantum technology.

Aquark partnered with the Royal Navy for a second time to demonstrate that the AQlock cold atom clock can deliver stable, functional outputs under real-world conditions.

Aquark successfully and continuously trapped cold atoms in dynamic conditions underwater for the first time.

During it's first trial at sea, the AQlock, functioned continuously the Solent area over three days. The trial was facilitated and endorsed by the Disruptive Capabilities and Technologies Office (DCTO) of the Royal Navy.

Aquark Technologies raises €5m in seed financing led by NATO Innovation Fund with significant investments from EIFO, UKI2S (managed by Future Planet Capital), and MBDA.

Gravity Array, funded by Innovate UK (Project: 10032699), is a collaboration between Aquark Technologies and the University of Birmingham and combines Aquark's ground-breaking “Super-Molasses” atom cloud generation with the expertise in quantum sensing of gravity at the UK Quantum Technology Hub in Sensors and Timing.

Field trials validate the trapping, cooling, and continuous operation of cold atom systems while airborne.