Diraq and Dell Technologies Collaborate on Hybrid Quantum-Classical Computing
2026-09-25
Diraq and Dell Technologies are partnering to integrate silicon quantum processors with high-performance classical computing and AI infrastructure. Dell will deploy an HPC server cluster at Diraq's Sydney lab to facilitate ultra-low-latency quantum-classical interconnects.
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Diraq and Dell Technologies are partnering to integrate silicon quantum processors with high-performance classical computing and AI infrastructure. Dell will deploy an HPC server cluster at Diraq's Sydney lab to enable ultra-low-latency quantum-classical interconnects.
Key facts
- Diraq and Dell Technologies are collaborating on hybrid quantum-classical computing.
- Dell is deploying an HPC server cluster at Diraq's Sydney laboratory.
- The partnership aims to enable ultra-low-latency quantum-classical interconnects and real-time control.
- The goal is to scale silicon quantum processing units into standard data center environments.
- Potential applications include optimization, logistics, finance, and AI-driven drug discovery.
Source: Quantum Computing Report
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