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Diraq Signs $38M Letter of Intent with the U.S. Department of Commerce under CHIPS Act to Scale Domestic Quantum Computing Processors Using Silicon Spin Technology. The proposed award through the CHIPS program would accelerate development of U.S. infrastructure and production capabilities to manufacture and deploy silicon-based quantum processors, leveraging Diraq’s proven technologies. Sources: Diraq, Financial … Continue reading Diraq Signs $38M Letter of Intent with the U.S. Department of Commerce

Syenta, a NSW-based start-up and ANFF-NSW client, has raised US$26M in Series A funding to accelerate chip-to-chip connectivity for next-generation AI systems. Led by Playground Global and Australia’s National Reconstruction Fund, this brings our total funding to US$36M+. Former Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger is also joining Syenta’s Board of Directors. As AI scales, advanced packaging … Continue reading Syenta Raises $26M in Series A Funding for AI Chip Connectivity

Supporting NSW Research Case Study 5: Equipment and Expertise Turning Startups into Unicorns Diraq’s technology, developed over a span of 15 years, relied heavily on the facilities at the The Australian National Fabrication Facility (ANFF) NSW node at UNSW Sydney. Their fundamental technology – including the qubit technology central to their quantum computers – originates from the technology and fabrication work conducted at ANFF. The NSW … Continue reading ANFF NSW Node Drives Innovation with Open-Access Fabrication Facilities

UNSW Sydney quantum computing spinout Diraq has banked $20 million from the federal government’s National Reconstruction Fund. Sources: Startupdaily.net Financial Review

Prof. Simmons has been appointed a Companion of the Order of Australia for eminent service to quantum physics and nanotechnology, technology innovation and STEM education. She is one of just 10 Australians to receive the coveted title this year. UNSW media release: