Silicon Quantum Computing, Schneider Electric Receive A$3.6 Million for Grid Forecasting
2026-10-06
Silicon Quantum Computing and Schneider Electric will advance to Stage 2 of the Australian Government’s Critical Technologies Challenge Program, securing A$3.6 million. They are developing a quantum-enhanced AI system for energy grid forecasting.
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Silicon Quantum Computing and Schneider Electric have received A$3.6 million to advance their quantum-enhanced AI system for energy grid forecasting. This funding supports Stage 2 of their initiative to improve forecasting accuracy and scale the technology for deployment.
Key facts
- Silicon Quantum Computing and Schneider Electric were awarded A$3.6 million.
- The funding is for Stage 2 of the Australian Government’s Critical Technologies Challenge Program.
- They are developing a quantum-enhanced AI system for energy grid forecasting.
- Hybrid quantum-classical machine learning models showed an average 20% improvement in forecasting accuracy.
- The next phase involves scaling the models for deployment in hundreds of residential locations in Australia.
Source: Quantum Computing Report
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