AUSTRALIAN quantum technology company Silicon Quantum Computing (SQC) said it is aiming to deliver commercial-scale quantum computers by 2033 as it advances development of silicon-based quantum processors for enterprise and government applications.
The Sydney-based company, which has received AU$180 million in funding, said its technology is built on the ability to position individual phosphorus atoms within isotopically pure silicon with an accuracy of 0.13 nanometers. The company employs more than 100 people, including 85 engineers.
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