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Diraq's new Chicago lab expands its silicon spin-qubit R&D footprint with dedicated cryogenic infrastructure to accelerate iteration cycles between Sydney and North America. This strategic move targets utility-scale processors by leveraging standard CMOS processes, aiming for thousands of physical qubits in rack systems by 2029. The facility integrates directly into the Illinois quantum ecosystem while permanent campus construction proceeds on South Side land.

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Diraq Establishes First US Quantum Laboratory at Chicago’s IQMP On-Ramp Hub

Quantum Computing ReportAugust 19, 20262 min read

Silicon spin-qubit hardware developer Diraq has opened its first U.S. research and measurement laboratory in Chicago, Illinois. Situated within the Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park (IQMP) On-Ramp program hosted at innovation center mHUB, the facility expands Diraq’s global R&D footprint beyond its headquarters in Sydney, Australia, to accelerate its roadmap toward utility-scale silicon quantum processors. [...] The post Diraq Establishes First US Quantum Laboratory at Chicago’s IQMP On-Ramp Hub appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

Silicon spin-qubit hardware developer Diraq has opened its first U.S. research and measurement laboratory in Chicago, Illinois. Situated within the Illinois Quantum…

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