PredictionHardwarePending
PsiQuantum aims to have its Brisbane quantum computer site running by end of 2027
Due 2027
PsiQuantum says it is on an aggressive plan to have its site near Brisbane, Australia, operational by the end of 2027. The site is meant to host what the company calls the world's first utility-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computer, backed by A$940 million from Australian governments.
- Predicted by
- PsiQuantum
- Type
- Official company roadmap
- Said on
- Apr 29, 2024
- Original deadline
- by the end of 2027 (2027)
- Status
- Pending
- Counts toward
- the Quantum Supremacy estimate
Sources (3)
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PsiQuantum
PsiQuantum to Build World's First Utility-Scale, Fault-Tolerant Quantum Computer in Australia
“The Australian Commonwealth and Queensland Governments will invest $940M AUD ($620M USD) into PsiQuantum through a financial package, comprised of equity, grants, and loans. PsiQuantum is on an aggressive plan to have the site operational by the end of 2027.”
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MIT Technology Review
PsiQuantum plans to build the biggest quantum computing facility in the US
“It does say it is hoping to break ground on a similar facility in Brisbane, Australia, next year and hopes that facility, which will house its own large-scale quantum computer, will be fully operational by 2027.”
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Forbes Australia
PsiQuantum ditches Brisbane Airport plan in bid to break ground on supercomputer
“It has promised a commercially useful quantum computer will be built in Brisbane by the end of 2027, but the project has run months behind schedule.”
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