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Diraq's roadmap to integrate millions of silicon spin qubits on a single chip by 2031 represents a significant shift toward utility-scale quantum computing using established CMOS processes. By targeting deployment within existing data centers and aiming for sub-dollar per-qubit costs, the company addresses critical economic and integration barriers that currently hinder commercial viability. This approach prioritizes solving physics, engineering, and economics simultaneously to enable practical quantum advantage through scalable manufacturing rather than isolated hardware breakthroughs.
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Sources coveringQuantum Zeitgeist, Quantum Computing Report, arXiv
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Diraq aims for millions of qubits on a single silicon chip
Quantum Zeitgeist2 min read
Diraq detailed its roadmap to build utility-scale quantum computers, leveraging silicon spin qubits to integrate over 2 million qubits on a single chip by 2031.
Diraq aims to address the core challenges of utility-scale quantum computing by targeting more than 2 million physical qubits on a single silicon chip by 2031. The company detailed its architecture and roadmap in…
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