Accelerate the industrial adoption of quantum computing, quantum security, quantum networking, and quantum sensing in Italy and the main European markets. It is with these goals in mind that the agreement between Lutech – an Italian company that is among the leaders in digital technologies and artificial intelligence – and IonQ Italia, the Italian subsidiary of the US multinational IonQ, listed on the NYSE and a global leader in quantum technologies, was born.
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The Italian digital group led by CEO Giuseppe Di Franco, with 6,000 professionals and a turnover of one billion euros, has signed a 24-month agreement with the Italian subsidiary of the American multinational.
The keyword is integration. IonQ brings cutting-edge technologies, Lutech the piece that often decides whether an innovation remains in the labs or becomes an industrial investment: sector knowledge, system integration, cybersecurity, cloud, artificial intelligence, high performance computing. The goal is to accompany companies and public administrations from “quantum readiness” to the choice of use cases; from proof of concept to pilot projects, up to scalable solutions.
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“Quantum is entering the phase where technological availability must become industrial capacity and tangible value for organizations,” says Giuseppe Di Franco, who adds: “Collaboration with IonQ Italia allows Lutech to accompany companies and institutions along a progressive path, from quantum readiness to experimentation to large-scale adoption, not only maintaining integration skills, project responsibility, and execution capabilities in Italy, but also bringing the creation and development of quantum applications to the country.”
It is here that the agreement takes on a broader meaning than the classic commercial agreement. Lutech aims to act as the Italian industrial platform for technologies that still need to be translated from the language of research to that of budgets, information systems, and operational continuity. The point is not just to use quantum computers, but to build hybrid architectures in which quantum, AI, and cloud coexist with existing infrastructures.
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