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What happens when GPS goes dark?

Capella Space Aerospace Exec Move October 1, 2026

General Jay Raymond, former Chief of Space Operations for the U.S. Space Force and now an IonQ board member, explains how IonQ’s quantum technology keeps communication secure, sensing sharp, and navigation working even without satellites.

Why this matters for talent

An IonQ post on quantum navigation technology that keeps communication and positioning working without GPS, featuring a former Space Force general now on IonQ's board. Capella Space is not the originating company here and is not currently generating a strong signal from this post; Capella is not tracked with an open roles count on this board at the moment.

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