Quantum AI Report

The convergence of Quantum with AI

Dell Technologies

DELL

Dell Technologies is an enterprise IT infrastructure company headquartered in Round Rock, Texas, best known for servers, storage, networking gear, and PCs; it does not develop quantum processors or quantum software as a product line. Its relevance to quantum computing is indirect: Dell sells the classical HPC, GPU, and data-center infrastructure that research labs and quantum hardware vendors use alongside quantum systems, and it participates in the ecosystem as a supplier rather than a qubit developer. Quantum work is immaterial to Dell's overall business, which remains dominated by commercial IT sales.

AI-written profile · not yet reviewed · 21 September 2026

Headquarters
Round Rock, Texas, United States
Founded
1984
Status
Public

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Quantum Computing Report

Diraq and Dell Technologies Partner to Integrate Silicon QPUs with High-Performance Classical Computing

Diraq and Dell Technologies have announced a collaboration to pair Diraq's silicon spin-qubit quantum processors with Dell's high-performance computing and AI infrastructure. Dell is installing an HPC server cluster directly in Diraq's Sydney laboratory to provide low-latency connections between the quantum hardware and classical compute for real-time control. The work includes developing hybrid orchestration software to automate qubit calibration.

OutlookPlausible

Within two years, Diraq could move from batch calibration to closed-loop, low-latency recalibration of its spin qubits during computation, using the in-lab Dell HPC cluster to make real-time adjustments that keep qubits stable through longer circuit runs.

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