China Exports a Quantum Stack, Not a Box
China Mobile bundles hardware, control software and cloud into one offer, shifting the export from equipment to standard.
China Mobile and Wuhan-based CASIC Quantum signed a strategic agreement on 6 November 2026 at the operator’s mobile network conference in Guangzhou, bundling the Hanyuan neutral-atom machines with China Mobile’s self-developed Wuyue quantum control software and cloud network platform into a single exportable package. The Hanyuan line runs from the 100-qubit Hanyuan 1, delivered in 2025, to the 200-qubit dual-core Hanyuan 2 released this year. China Mobile’s chain fund took a roughly 100 million yuan stake in January, after buying the Hanyuan 1 for its quantum lab in 2024 and ordering again in June. The mobile cloud control system is already in commercial use on an overseas project, making this the first case of Chinese quantum hardware and software shipping as one system rather than as separate equipment.