Diraq brings quantum computer to Sydney data centre
An eight-qubit quantum computer built by Diraq will come online in Sydney in October. It will be the first silicon spin quantum computer in the world. It will work in a shared commercial data centre.
Why it mattersQuantum computers solve some problems much faster than regular ones. Putting one in a commercial data centre lets Australian businesses test the technology and learn what it can do for them.
AustraliaAustralian companies and researchers now have direct access to cutting-edge quantum hardware in their own region, reducing barriers to exploring quantum computing's potential in finance, medicine, and materials science.
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