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SQC's new funding enables the scaling of its hybrid quantum-classical "Watermelon" chip from experimental trials to production-scale energy grid datasets. The technology demonstrates tangible performance gains by generating quantum features that enhance predictive models for electricity demand forecasting within Schneider Electric's existing AI workflows. This marks a critical transition for quantum computing, moving it beyond theoretical isolation into practical deployment on real-world infrastructure data.
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SQC Receives $2.5M to Advance Quantum AI with Schneider Electric

Quantum Zeitgeist3 min read

SQC secured $2.5M to advance its work with Schneider Electric, applying quantum technology to improve energy grid efficiency.

Silicon Quantum Computing (SQC) has secured A$3.6 million (US$2.5m) in funding to expand its collaboration with energy technology leader Schneider Electric, demonstrating a move toward practical application of quantum technology, the company says. The investment, announced by Minister Tim Ayres, will scale SQC’s quantum-enhanced AI chip, Watermelon, to production-scale energy grid datasets. Stage 1 trials showed the hybrid…

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