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  • Silicon spin
    Silicon enjoys an unrivaled lead in human fabrication know-how and investment. Importantly, in its isotopically purified form, it is an ideal neutral material to host sensitive spin qubits. Proponents emphasise the potential of this technology to deliver chip-scale solutions where some other approaches would require ‘building-size’ machines. But spin quibts... Read more
    Source: Fact Based Insight - prepare for tomorrow Jul 21, 2020
  • Qubit Dashboard
    For the references supporting this data please see the accompanying SWOT analysis documents. Fact Based Insight gives precedence to: articles published in refereed journals, arXiv articles, conference presentations, personal correspondence. This data represents Fact Based Insights understanding of the data at the time of publication. We apologise for any misunderstandings... Read more
    Source: Fact Based Insight - prepare for tomorrow Jul 21, 2020
  • Quantum Hardware Outlook 2020
    2019 saw Google finally demonstrate quantum supremacy. Competitors such as IBM reminded us that this was just an opening skirmish in what will be a long campaign. In 2020 we will see paths divide as competing companies and technologies face-up to the quantum chasm blocking the way to large scale... Read more
    Source: Fact Based Insight - prepare for tomorrow Dec 16, 2019
Latest News
News
Recent news items published in 2020 on quantum computing developments are listed below. Click on the hyperlinked item to go to the press release or news article for details. For older news items published in 2019 click here, for 2018 click here, and for items published in 2015-2017, click here.... Read more
Published on: 2020-08-27
Source: Quantum Computing Report - News
CSIRO webinar event recording: Australia’s $4bn quantum opportunity
If you missed the live CSIRO webinar event that SQC’s Professor Michelle Simmons took part in, you can view the full recording here: Australia’s $4bn quantum opportunity   The post CSIRO webinar event recording: Australia’s $4bn quantum opportunity appeared first on Silicon Quantum Computing.... Read more
Published on: 2020-05-26
Source: SQC - News
CSIRO webinar event recording: Australia’s $4bn quantum opportunity
If you missed the live CSIRO webinar event that SQC’s Professor Michelle Simmons took part in, you can view the full recording here: Australia’s $4bn quantum opportunity   The post CSIRO webinar event recording: Australia’s $4bn quantum opportunity appeared first on Silicon Quantum Computing.... Read more
Published on: 2020-05-26
Source: SQC - News
Webinar event: Australia’s $4 billion quantum opportunity
Congratulations to CSIRO on the publication of its report, “Growing Australia’s Quantum Technology Industry”, to be released on Friday 22 May 2020. In tandem with the release of this report, SQC’s Professor Michelle Simmons will be taking part in a webinar to provide an opportunity to learn more about the... Read more
Published on: 2020-05-18
Source: SQC - News
Webinar event: Australia’s $4 billion quantum opportunity
Congratulations to CSIRO on the publication of its report, “Growing Australia’s Quantum Technology Industry”, to be released on Friday 22 May 2020. In tandem with the release of this report, SQC’s Professor Michelle Simmons will be taking part in a webinar to provide an opportunity to learn more about the... Read more
Published on: 2020-05-18
Source: SQC - News
Changes to Silicon Quantum Computing’s Program
Silicon Quantum Computing (SQC) wishes to announce it has taken steps to refine and focus its technology development program to ensure it delivers on its objective of creating a ten (10) qubit silicon quantum processor prototype by 2023 and on its plans to bring commercially useful quantum computing to market.... Read more
Published on: 2020-03-27
Source: SQC - News
Changes to Silicon Quantum Computing’s Program
Silicon Quantum Computing (SQC) wishes to announce it has taken steps to refine and focus its technology development program to ensure it delivers on its objective of creating a ten (10) qubit silicon quantum processor prototype by 2023 and on its plans to bring commercially useful quantum computing to market.... Read more
Published on: 2020-03-27
Source: SQC - News
$3 million CRC-P grant awarded
Commonwealth Cooperative Research Centres Projects (CRC-P) funding will support a project to produce isotopically pure silicon – a key enabling material for silicon-based quantum computers. Silicon Quantum Computing Pty Limited (SQC) is pleased to announce receipt of a $3 million CRC-P funding grant awarded to a collaboration led by Silex... Read more
Published on: 2020-02-11
Source: SQC - News
$3 million CRC-P grant awarded
Commonwealth Cooperative Research Centres Projects (CRC-P) funding will support a project to produce isotopically pure silicon – a key enabling material for silicon-based quantum computers. Silicon Quantum Computing Pty Limited (SQC) is pleased to announce receipt of a $3 million CRC-P funding grant awarded to a collaboration led by Silex... Read more
Published on: 2020-02-11
Source: SQC - News
Launch of Silicon Enrichment Project for Quantum Computing
Silex Systems Limited (SLX) and Silicon Quantum Computing Pty Limited (SQC) are pleased to announce the launch of a four year project (the Project) to develop a process for the commercial production of high-purity ‘Zero-Spin Silicon’ using a variant of SILEX laser enrichment technology. Project supported by advance purchase arrangements... Read more
Published on: 2019-12-16
Source: SQC - News
Launch of Silicon Enrichment Project for Quantum Computing
Silex Systems Limited (SLX) and Silicon Quantum Computing Pty Limited (SQC) are pleased to announce the launch of a four year project (the Project) to develop a process for the commercial production of high-purity ‘Zero-Spin Silicon’ using a variant of SILEX laser enrichment technology. Project supported by advance purchase arrangements... Read more
Published on: 2019-12-16
Source: SQC - News
Silex inks deal to buy GE-Hitachi's stake in uranium technology company
This project launch is the result of a product offtake deal announced last week between Silex and Silicon Quantum Computing (SQC), under which the ...... Read more
Published on: 2019-12-16
Source: Alert - Quantum Computers
Silex Systems Limited and Silicon Quantum Computing Pty Limited Launch Silicon Enrichment Project for Quantum Computing
SLX and SQC are pleased to announce the launch of a four year project (the Project) to develop a process for the commercial production of high-purity ‘Zero-Spin Silicon’ using a variant of SILEX laser enrichment technology. The Project is supported by advance purchase arrangements for SQC to acquire high-purity ‘Zero-Spin... Read more
Published on: 2019-12-12
Source: SQC - News
Silex Systems Limited and Silicon Quantum Computing Pty Limited Launch Silicon Enrichment Project for Quantum Computing
SLX and SQC are pleased to announce the launch of a four year project (the Project) to develop a process for the commercial production of high-purity ‘Zero-Spin Silicon’ using a variant of SILEX laser enrichment technology. The Project is supported by advance purchase arrangements for SQC to acquire high-purity ‘Zero-Spin... Read more
Published on: 2019-12-12
Source: SQC - News
Tech: Silex Systems signs new quantum computing research deal; shares jump
Silex has signed a deal with Silicon Quantum Computing (SQC) — a company formed through investment from Telstra, the Commonwealth Bank, state ...... Read more
Published on: 2019-12-12
Source: Alert - Quantum Computers
Australia could be a quantum industry powerhouse
The post Australia could be a quantum industry powerhouse appeared first on Silicon Quantum Computing.... Read more
Published on: 2019-11-21
Source: SQC - News

 

Project Description

Silicon Quantum Computing Pty. Ltd. (SQC) is working to create and commercialise a quantum computer based on world leading intellectual property acquired from the Australian Centre of Excellence for Quantum Computation and Communication Technology (CQC2T).
We have set ourselves a bold ambition: to develop a 10-qubit quantum integrated circuit prototype in silicon by 2022.
SQC currently has parallel platforms for creating a silicon-based quantum computer using atomically engineered phosphorus donors, quantum dots using CMOS technology and hybrids.
Drawing on decades of success, the Centre, led by Laureate Fellow Professor Michelle Simmons, has produced the longest coherence time, highest fidelity qubits in the solid state, the ability to optically address single dopant atoms in silicon, the lowest noise silicon devices and the first two qubit gate in silicon.
SQC is owned by the Australian Government, the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA), Telstra, the University of NSW (UNSW) and the NSW State Government.

Project Details
  • Startup: Silicon Quantum Computing
  • Founded: 2017
  • Capabilities: Silicon Spin Qubits
  • Home: sqc.com.au
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