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Company says it’s ready to make “useful” quantum computer in Australia
- PsiQuantum is poised to construct one of the world's first 'useful' quantum computers in Brisbane, Australia.
- The company's quantum computing proposal is based on photonic quantum computing, tracing back decades in origins to Australia.
- The photonic qubit technology by PsiQuantum is showcased in a silicon photonic chipset named 'Omega' for scalable quantum computing.
- The 'Omega' chipset represents a consistent and manufacturable platform for building a million-qubit quantum computer.
- PsiQuantum aims to create commercially viable quantum computers for diverse applications such as drug design and material science.
- The company plans to establish two large-scale quantum computer facilities in Brisbane and Chicago by 2027.
- Photon-based qubits in the photonic quantum computer offer advantages in precision, connectivity, and ease of integration with regular computers.
- Photonic quantum computing eliminates the need to convert qubit information into light for transmission, simplifying the process.
- Unlike other qubit technologies, photonic quantum computing does not require extreme cooling, maintaining stability at about 2-3 degrees above absolute zero.
- PsiQuantum's approach aims to rapidly advance quantum computing to build the world's first practical quantum computer for real-world applications.
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