Roadmap
Globally, the race is on to deliver qubits at ever increasing numbers
To be useful, a quantum computer will need billions of qubits
In order to perform commercially relevant algorithms such as pharmaceutical design, machine learning or financial modelling, any quantum computer will need billions of qubits. To achieve this, universal and fault-tolerant error-corrected qubits will be required in vast numbers in a tightly packed architecture.
Silicon CMOS manufacturing technology currently allows well over one billion transistors to be packed onto a single silicon chip. Diraq’s patented CMOS qubits are the same size as today’s transistors and use the same manufacturing.
Over the next ten years our Diraq chips will progress from prototypes to working silicon quantum processor chips at nanometer scales that other quantum bit technologies will never achieve.
Diraq has engineered continuous breakthroughs
Core breakthroughs to enable a silicon-based quantum computer.
The journey so far
The next ten years
Phase 1
9-qubit logic processor
First foundry devices
Phase 2
Logical qubit in silicon
1K++ qubit foundry chip & integrated QC system
Phase 3
Multiple commercially valuable algorithms
1M++ qubit foundry chip & error-corrected QC
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