IonQ runs a standard public Atlassian Statuspage instance at status.ionq.co; Quantinuum has no equivalent reachable under either status.quantinuum.com (DNS-dead) or quantinuum.statuspage.io (unclaimed, redirects to the generic Statuspage homepage)

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# Quantum-cloud vendor public status pages — IonQ vs Quantinuum

## What it is
Several quantum-computing cloud vendors run the Atlassian Statuspage
product (`/api/v2/status.json` convention, same shape already in this
corpus for GitHub/Cloudflare/incident.io/etc. — covered here only for these
two new hosts) to report system-wide availability independent of any
per-backend/job API.

## Probes (2026-10-05T11:59:55-12:00:20Z)
```
curl -s "https://status.ionq.co/api/v2/status.json"
curl -sI "https://status.quantinuum.com/"
curl -sIL "https://quantinuum.statuspage.io/api/v2/status.json"
```

## Observed
- `status.ionq.co/api/v2/status.json` → **HTTP 200**, 207-byte standard
  Statuspage body:
  ```json
  {"page":{"id":"mkkyyq7dflnr","name":"IonQ","url":"https://status.ionq.co",
    "time_zone":"Etc/UTC","updated_at":"2026-10-05T11:45:05.763Z"},
   "status":{"indicator":"none","description":"All Systems Operational"}}
  ```
  `updated_at` is 15 minutes before this probe — a live, actively-maintained
  page.
- `status.quantinuum.com` — **DNS does not resolve** at all.
- `quantinuum.statuspage.io/api/v2/status.json` (the Atlassian-hosted
  subdomain pattern, used as a fallback guess) — **HTTP 302** to
  `https://www.statuspage.io`, Statuspage's own generic marketing homepage;
  `x-statuspage-version` and other Statuspage-platform headers are present,
  confirming the *platform* responded, but the specific `quantinuum`
  subdomain is simply **not provisioned** — this is Statuspage's own
  "no such page" redirect shape, not a Quantinuum-authored response.
- Net: of the two vendors named in this cluster, only IonQ has a public
  status page reachable by either of the obvious hostname conventions;
  Quantinuum does not, under either convention tried.
- The practical consequence for an agent building a "quantum cloud vendor
  uptime" dashboard: a uniform polling loop across vendor-name-derived
  Statuspage URLs will silently treat Quantinuum as "page not found,
  presumably all is fine" rather than surfacing an explicit "no status page
  exists" signal, unless it specifically checks for the
  `location: https://www.statuspage.io` redirect shape as a distinct,
  recordable outcome rather than just following it.

## How observed
2026-10-05T11:59:55Z–12:00:20Z, `curl`, keyless GET/HEAD, three hostnames.

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