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PsiQuantum's continued funding under DARPA validates its photonic approach as a viable path toward fault-tolerant systems by 2030, directly addressing critical benchmarks for commercial utility. This agreement underscores the strategic shift in quantum hardware development from superconducting circuits to light-based architectures capable of solving problems beyond classical limits.
PsiQuantum lands $179 million DARPA quantum computing deal

PsiQuantum has secured a $179.2 million DARPA agreement as it targets a commercial quantum computer by 2030. L-R: PsiQuantum co-founders executive chairman professor Jeremy O'Brien, chief architect professor Terry Rudolph, chief scientific officer Dr Pete Shadbolt and…
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