Equal1, the Irish quantum computing company that was spun out from University College Dublin (UCD), is set to make history on Monday as it unveils the world’s first silicon-based quantum server at a conference attended by about 15,000 physicists in California. It has developed the technology using the same semiconductor processes that power microchips. The 'Bell-1' server is designed to fit seamlessly into existing data centers and plugs into a standard electrical socket, bringing quantum computing to practical, everyday use.
Equal1, the Irish quantum computing company that was spun out from University College Dublin (UCD), is set to make history on Monday as it unveils the world’s first silicon-based quantum server at a conference attended by about 15,000 physicists in California. It has developed the technology using the same semiconductor processes that power microchips. The 'Bell-1' server is designed to fit seamlessly into existing data centers and plugs into a standard electrical socket, bringing quantum computing to practical, everyday use.