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Diraq

Diraq is developing scalable silicon dot quantum computing technology that enables the integration of billions of qubits into compact chipsets. This approach addresses the limitations of current quantum computing systems by providing a cost-effective and energy-efficient platform for practical commercial applications.

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Sydney, Australia · HQ
Founded 2022517K+ followers
  • Hardware
  • Quantum Computing
Updated 23 months ago

Funding

Raised to date

$42MRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.

Funding rounds are not available yet.

Founders

1 founder

Andrew Dzurak

CEO/Founder

Product

Problem

Current quantum computing systems face limitations in scalability and cost-effectiveness, hindering their practical application for complex commercial problems. Existing technologies struggle to integrate a sufficient number of qubits into a compact and energy-efficient platform.

Solution

Diraq is developing a silicon quantum computing technology that aims to overcome these limitations by enabling the integration of billions of qubits on a single, compact chipset. This approach leverages existing chip fabrication techniques to create a scalable and cost-effective quantum computing platform. By utilizing silicon, Diraq's technology offers a stable and energy-efficient solution for building powerful quantum computers. This technology aims to provide the necessary scale for quantum computers to solve real-world problems.

Target Audience

Diraq's primary target audience includes organizations and researchers seeking a scalable and practical quantum computing solution for complex computational tasks.

Features

  • Silicon-based qubits engineered for scalability to billions of qubits on a single chip.
  • Utilizes existing chip fabrication technology for cost-effective manufacturing.
  • Compact chipset design for reduced footprint and improved energy efficiency.
  • Stable and robust qubit performance due to the properties of silicon.
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