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This partnership bridges the gap between quantum hardware and enterprise infrastructure by co-locating Dell's HPC clusters with Diraq's silicon spin-qubit processors to minimize latency for real-time control loops. The collaboration specifically targets hybrid orchestration software that automates qubit calibration and error correction, aiming to scale CMOS-compatible quantum chips into standard data centers. This integration is a critical step toward practical applications in optimization, logistics, and AI-accelerated drug discovery within commercial environments.
Diraq and Dell Technologies Partner to Integrate Silicon QPUs with High-Performance Classical Computing
Diraq and Dell Technologies have partnered to integrate silicon spin-qubit quantum processors with classical HPC and AI server infrastructure, with Dell deploying an HPC server cluster directly inside Diraq's Sydney lab for ultra-low-latency quantum-classical interconnect and real-time control. The collaboration focuses on hybrid orchestration software for automated qubit calibration and error correction, aiming to scale CMOS-compatible silicon QPUs into standard data centers for applications in optimization, logistics, finance, and AI-driven drug discovery. The post Diraq and Dell Technologies Partner to Integrate Silicon QPUs with High-Performance Classical Computing appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.
Silicon spin-qubit quantum developer Diraq and enterprise IT hardware leader Dell Technologies have entered into a technical collaboration to…
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