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PsiQuantum secures a definitive $100 million CHIPS Act award to scale domestic manufacturing for fault-tolerant photonic quantum computing. The funding specifically targets 300mm wafer production of barium titanate and optimization of single-photon detectors, reinforcing the U.S. supply chain for critical quantum infrastructure components. This move solidifies PsiQuantum's position in leveraging federal co-investment to advance practical, onshore quantum hardware development.

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PsiQuantum Executes Definitive $100 Million CHIPS Act Award with U.S. Department of Commerce

Quantum Computing ReportSeptember 8, 20262 min read

PsiQuantum has finalized a $100 million CHIPS Act award with the U.S. Department of Commerce to accelerate domestic semiconductor process development and strengthen onshore supply chain security for fault-tolerant quantum computing infrastructure, building on previous investments and partnerships. The funding will support 300mm wafer production of barium titanate and optimize single-photon detectors and packaging lines at its California facilities, complementing its existing manufacturing footprint and partnerships with GlobalFoundries, AFRL, and DARPA. The post PsiQuantum Executes Definitive $100 Million CHIPS Act Award with U.S. Department of Commerce appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

Fault-tolerant photonic quantum computing developer PsiQuantum has finalized definitive documentation with the U.S. Department of Commerce to execute a $100 million federal research and development award under…

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