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Diraq's proposal to secure $38 million in CHIPS funding highlights a strategic pivot toward scaling silicon-based quantum processors using established CMOS manufacturing techniques. By leveraging existing semiconductor infrastructure rather than exotic materials, this approach aims to overcome critical bottlenecks and enable the integration of millions of qubits onto single chips for practical compute applications.

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$38M CHIPS Funding Proposed for Diraq Silicon Quantum Processors

Quantum ZeitgeistJune 17, 20263 min read

Diraq expands its U.S. presence with a Palo Alto office, seeking up to $38 million in CHIPS funding to scale its silicon-based quantum processors.

Diraq is seeking $38 million in CHIPS funding to advance its silicon-based quantum processors, an investment in scalable quantum computing infrastructure. The company has expanded its U. S. operations with a new office in Palo Alto, California, improving access to the semiconductor ecosystem and partnerships with industry leaders including…

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