Aug 11 (Reuters) - Quantinuum ( QNT ) and Oracle on

Tuesday announced a multi-year partnership aimed at bringing

quantum computing capabilities to Oracle's cloud platform, as

technology firms race to commercialize the nascent technology.

Financial terms of the partnership and a deployment date

were not disclosed.

Here are some details:

* Under the deal, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure customers will

gain access to Quantinuum's ( QNT ) Helios quantum computer through

OCI's quantum service, allowing them to combine quantum

computing with Oracle's graphics-processing and high-performance

computing services.

* Running on-site within OCI, Helios is expected to

integrate with existing OCI services under the same governance

customers already use.

* Helios, commercially launched in November, will be

deployed in a U.S.-based Oracle AI data center.

* "Together, Quantinuum ( QNT ) and Oracle plan to explore how

hybrid quantum-AI infrastructure could address some of the most

computationally intensive challenges facing enterprises and

broaden access for universities and research institutions

advancing scientific discovery and education," the companies

said in a statement.

* "We believe the next phase of enterprise computing will be

shaped by bringing quantum, AI and high-performance computing

together," Quantinuum ( QNT ) CEO Rajeeb Hazra said, adding that the

partnership would "create a unique deeply integrated environment

for hybrid workloads."

* Oracle plans to preview its quantum service in coming

months, combining Quantinuum's ( QNT ) development stack with

open-source hybrid-programming frameworks to help developers

build and test quantum-classical applications.