4 Years of Diraq: Scaling quantum for the global market 

Today marks exactly four years since Diraq was incorporated. In that short window, we have moved from a foundational vision to hitting our stride as a global force in the quantum ecosystem. What our team has accomplished in this timeframe is extraordinary, and it is a direct result of a relentless drive to move quantum computing out of the lab and into the real world.

Our journey is built on an extensive portfolio of world-class IP, with over 60 patents and trademarks representing decades of research that we are now commercializing at scale. To drive this mission forward, we have assembled a powerhouse R&D team of over 100 professionals, including more than 60 of the world’s leading quantum physicists. This collective expertise is the engine room of our progress.

We have maintained a sharp focus on strategic collaboration to ensure our technology is both manufacturable and deployable. By working with industry giants like GlobalFoundries and imec, we have proven that our qubits can be produced using standard semiconductor processes. Simultaneously, we are collaborating with first movers like Dell and NVIDIA to ensure quantum integrates directly into the classical data centres of today.

This momentum has been backed by significant external validation, including our selection for DARPA’s Quantum Benchmarking Initiative. To fuel this roadmap, we have now raised over $100M in total funding, most recently securing the backing of the National Reconstruction Fund Corporation. This support is a vital step in establishing a sovereign quantum capability that serves a global market.

As we celebrate this milestone, we want to thank the partners, investors, and world-class team members who have been part of this journey. We believe the path to a scalable quantum future is paved in silicon, and our progress over the last four years reinforces our commitment to this vision. We are moving with purpose toward the next era of computing.

We’re just getting started.

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