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Cashed-up Diraq says it can win the quantum computing race

John Davidson
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An Australian computing start-up that uses quantum building blocks a million times smaller than the government-backed PsiQuantum’s has closed a $US22 million ($33.1 million) funding round that it says puts it on track to beat its bigger rival to a commercially viable quantum computer.

The Sydney-based start-up, Diraq, has been backed by the CSIRO’s deep-tech fund Main Sequence Ventures, as well as the property-technology fund Taronga Ventures, UniSuper and the University of NSW, which spun Diraq out from its quantum computer research program in 2022.

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John Davidson is an award-winning columnist, reviewer, and senior writer based in Sydney and in the Digital Life Laboratories, from where he writes about personal technology. Connect with John on Twitter. Email John at jdavidson@afr.com

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