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This expansion highlights Diraq's strategic pivot to CMOS-native silicon processes, aiming to leverage existing semiconductor infrastructure for scalable quantum computing rather than relying on exotic fabrication methods. By doubling its team in Silicon Valley, the company targets a critical bottleneck in qubit density and stability while reducing manufacturing costs for practical data center deployment. This move signals a significant shift toward integrating quantum processors into standard compute architectures using established industrial capabilities.

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Diraq Doubles Palo Alto Team to Scale Silicon-Based Quantum Computing

Quantum ZeitgeistJune 17, 20264 min read

Diraq is expanding its U.S. operations with a new office in Palo Alto, California, to advance its silicon-based approach to commercially viable quantum computing. This expansion, including a doubling of the Palo Alto team, aims to strengthen product development and partnerships within the semiconductor ecosystem.

Diraq is doubling its team in Palo Alto, California, by year’s end as the quantum computing company expands its U.S. presence to accelerate the development of commercially viable silicon-based systems. The new office will focus on product development and forging partnerships within the semiconductor ecosystem, addressing a critical hurdle in scaling quantum computers beyond laboratory settings. “Silicon Valley is where the model for scalable computing was established,” said Diraq…

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