Equal1 — vendor dossier

Equal1

Quantum computers
E

Silicon-spin quantum computing built on a standard 22 nm fully-depleted SOI (FD-SOI) CMOS process at GlobalFoundries (22FDX). Differentiator is the integration of cryogenic CMOS control, readout, and quantum dots on a single die — the "UnityQ" Quantum System-on-Chip — packaged as a rack-mounted server (Bell-1, 2025; RacQ, 2026) with a self-contained closed-cycle cryocooler at ~0.3 K, removing the dilution refrigerator from the deployment envelope. UCD spin-out commercialising work from the UCD School of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (Staszewski group).

HQ
Dublin, Ireland
Founded
2017
Status
private
Last verified
Sun May 24 2026 08:00:00 GMT+0800 (Singapore Standard Time)

Timeline

202120222023202420252026202720282029today
2021-10
€6M seed round led by btov Industrial Technologies with Atlantic Bridge
2025-03
Bell-1 unveiled — 6-qubit silicon-spin server (UnityQ QSoC), 99.4% 1Q / 98.4% 2Q fidelity, self-contained 0.3 K cryo, 1600 W, 200 kg
2025-04
Validated commercial CMOS spin-qubit platform on GlobalFoundries 22FDX FD-SOI — tunable-coupling quantum-dot arrays in a production process
2026-01
$60M Series A led by Ireland Strategic Investment Fund (ISIF), bringing total raised to ~$85M
2026-05
RacQ launched — rack-mounted silicon-spin quantum computer in a standard 19-inch data-centre rack, ~1.6 kW, 0.3 K closed-cycle cryocooler, ~400 kg
2026
RacQ deployments in data-centre environments; CUDA-Q integration via NVIDIA partnership; Q-CTRL Boulder Opal Scale Up autonomous calibration on Bell-1
Founded 2017 shipped milestone public roadmap

Current flagship

RacQ — silicon-spin (FD-SOI 22 nm), 19-inch rack form factor, 0.3 K closed-cycle cryo

Milestones

  1. 2026-05
    RacQ launched — rack-mounted silicon-spin quantum computer in a standard 19-inch data-centre rack, ~1.6 kW, 0.3 K closed-cycle cryocooler, ~400 kg
    Quantum computers press source ↗
  2. 2026-01
    $60M Series A led by Ireland Strategic Investment Fund (ISIF), bringing total raised to ~$85M
    Quantum computers press source ↗
  3. 2025-04
    Validated commercial CMOS spin-qubit platform on GlobalFoundries 22FDX FD-SOI — tunable-coupling quantum-dot arrays in a production process
    Quantum computers press source ↗
  4. 2025-03
    Bell-1 unveiled — 6-qubit silicon-spin server (UnityQ QSoC), 99.4% 1Q / 98.4% 2Q fidelity, self-contained 0.3 K cryo, 1600 W, 200 kg
    Quantum computers press source ↗
  5. 2021-10
    €6M seed round led by btov Industrial Technologies with Atlantic Bridge
    Quantum computers press source ↗

Roadmap

  • 2026 RacQ deployments in data-centre environments; CUDA-Q integration via NVIDIA partnership; Q-CTRL Boulder Opal Scale Up autonomous calibration on Bell-1 source ↗
  • long-term UnityQ "quantum tile" modular architecture targeting tens of thousands of error-corrected logical qubits and millions of orchestrated physical qubits on chip source ↗

Capability details

Quantum computing

Qubit type
spin-si
Physical qubits
6
Logical qubits
0
1Q gate fidelity
0.994
2Q gate fidelity
0.984
T₁
T₂
EC code
Connectivity
nearest-neighbour
9 unverified fields
  • modalities.qc.coherence_t1_ms
  • modalities.qc.coherence_t2_ms
  • modalities.qc.ec_code
  • modalities.qc.gate_set
  • modalities.qc.one_q_fidelity — 99.4% single-qubit fidelity (84 ns gate) from Bell-1 vendor press / Quantum Computing Report coverage; no peer-reviewed citation linked yet
  • modalities.qc.two_q_fidelity — 98.4% two-qubit fidelity (72 ns gate) from Bell-1 vendor press coverage; no peer-reviewed citation linked yet
  • modalities.qc.connectivity — nearest-neighbour assumed for 6-qubit SiGe quantum-dot array; vendor has not published a formal connectivity graph
  • shareholders — Private company — stake percentages not disclosed; entries are participants in disclosed rounds, ordered by round leadership and recency
  • key_personnel.2.since

People

  • Jason Lynch — CEO (since 2022-02)
  • Dirk Leipold — President & Co-founder (since 2017)
  • Elena Blokhina — CTO
  • Mike Asker — Co-founder & CIO (since 2017)
  • R. Bogdan Staszewski — Co-founder & Chief Scientist (since 2017)

References