Quantum Brilliance builds portable quantum computers with diamonds

A German startup, Quantum Brilliance, plans to build portable quantum computers using diamond-based processors, aiming to integrate them alongside GPUs and CPUs. This could revolutionize AI and sensing applications. The company's quantum processing units (QPUs) will use diamonds and operate at room temperature, potentially offering faster and cheaper AI inference. They are targeting 100-qubit systems for integration in servers and vehicles, focusing on practical applications. Quantum Brilliance is collaborating with research institutions and aims to make quantum computing as commonplace as any other chip. They are also exploring quantum sensing applications and working on integrating diamond processes into standard chip manufacturing.