PsiQuantum

We are scaling up and will share how our teams and sites across the globe are testing and validating technologies and systems as we advance toward the first utility-scale quantum computers. Stay tuned.

Thank you to the U.S. Chamber of Commerce and The Chamber Technology Engagement Center for hosting an excellent event on the future of quantum policy. After hearing from Senator Marsha Blackburn — a leader on US quantum policy in the senate — our EVP of Pubic Sector Mark Brunner joined a panel of peers to discuss the importance of sustained public investment in the field, where the industry is headed, and various supply chain and workforce challenges and opportunities. An incredibly important and timely conversation — thank you to Jordan Crenshaw for hosting and Christopher Roberti for moderating.

The first real, useful quantum computers will dramatically enhance our ability to understand and manipulate at a molecular level, the chemical, physical and quantum mechanical properties that underpin the foundations of giant industries and at PsiQuantum we've been singularly focused on a path towards building and deploying those first useful systems. "That has really been our approach … to leverage the same fabs, the same contract manufacturers, as far as humanly possible the same networking and so on that is used in conventional data centers, conventional supercomputers,” said Shadbolt Tuesday at the Wall Street Journal’s CIO Network Summit. “And we think that gives us a much faster path.”

Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has advanced PsiQuantum into the final phase of the Utility-Scale Quantum Computing program. We’re proud to continue our partnership with DARPA, whose history of evaluating and supporting emerging technologies has shaped the world—think GPS, robotics, and self-driving cars. https://lnkd.in/g6FWtZNU

We’re grateful for partners like Baillie Gifford and Luke Ward—visionaries who backed SpaceX early as they aimed for the stars and built rockets for Mars. Listen to this fantastic episode where Luke shares how he and the team evaluate companies with bold ambitions.

Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) has selected PsiQuantum for the final phase of the Utility-Scale Quantum Computing program evaluation. The Validation & Co-Design phase of the US2QC program, as part of the Quantum Benchmarking Initiative (QBI), marks a critical milestone on the roadmap to deliver an industrially useful quantum computer. https://lnkd.in/g6FWtZNU

We are pleased to announce the appointment of Nick Warner AO PSM as a Non‐Executive Director, effective immediately, to the PsiQuantum Australia Board. Nick has had a distinguished career in public service, and brings extensive expertise across a wide range of fields, including international relations, global intelligence and security. Nick’s skills and experience will support PsiQuantum as it continues to grow operations in Australia and the Asia Pacific, and builds the world’s first utility scale, fault-tolerant quantum computer in Brisbane, Queensland.

Exciting results with STFC Hartree Centre that show how fault-tolerant quantum computing can tackle complex material simulations, like high-temperature superconductors, using fewer computational resources—bringing real-world applications closer to reality.

Quantum computing has not arrived yet, but the path to unlocking this technology lies in scaling it up to the ~1 million qubits needed to do anything commercially useful. At PsiQuantum, we have had a singular focus towards building these first large-scale systems and we were excited to have CNBC and Kate Rooney to come by to learn more about our progress—stay tuned for what’s next.

We are incredibly fortunate to have such an extraordinary team. 📸 PsiQuantum HQ. Palo Alto, CA.