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PA Consulting Quantum Technology

Company · London

PA Consulting's quantum specialists build working designs and prototypes, much of it for the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory. With Durham University academics they produced a blueprint for a Rydberg-atom radio receiver about 1cm long, tunable over several tens of gigahertz, and later a hybrid classical-quantum planning tool, funded through the Defence and Security Accelerator, that ran communications-placement and resource problems on Amazon Braket. PA also supplies technical expertise to MoniRail's quantum train navigation consortium, which ran a mainline trial in March 2026. That same month the London consultancy became wholly owned by US engineering group Jacobs, in a deal worth about £1.2bn.

PA Consulting Quantum Technology is a company in London. It is now part of Jacobs. It appears as a partner in UK Quantum Technology Hub in Sensors and Timing.

Sources: Dstl: designing a ground-breaking new quantum technology | PA Consulting · Dstl: keeping people safe by harnessing quantum computing | PA Consulting · Quantum sensors guide UK train in GPS-free navigation test | Mugglehead · Jacobs completes acquisition of remaining stake in PA Consulting

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Profile last checked 2 October 2026

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Partner in (1)

  • Completed Hub · 2019 to 2024

    UK Quantum Technology Hub in Sensors and Timing

    The phase 2 national hub for quantum sensors and clocks, led by the University of Birmingham. It ran from 2019 to 2024.

    Role: Partner

    Funding: £28.6m

    Themes: Sensing, Timing and navigation

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