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    How full CMOS compatibility puts Diraq ahead of the pack

    • 20 hours ago
    • 1 min read

    Diraq is taking a different approach to scaling quantum computing by building its technology to work directly with the same manufacturing processes used to produce everyday computer chips. This compatibility with standard CMOS fabrication means quantum processors can be developed using existing semiconductor infrastructure, rather than requiring entirely new systems.


    By aligning with proven chip-making technology, Diraq aims to make quantum hardware easier to produce, more reliable, and ultimately scalable to much larger systems. It also opens the door to combining quantum and classical components more closely, which is essential for real-world use.


    In simple terms, instead of reinventing how chips are made, Diraq is adapting quantum computing to fit into the systems the world already knows how to build—bringing practical, large-scale quantum closer to reality.



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