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Equal1 Named Enterprise Ireland Company of the Year at Ireland Japan Business Awards

Equal1 has been named the winner of the Smart Hardware & Robotics category in the European Commission’s Innovation Radar Prize — an award that celebrates the most promising EU-funded innovations with the potential to make global impact.

Equal1 announces its selection as one of seven finalists in Hello Tomorrow 's Global Challenge Advanced Computing & Electronics track, supported by Murata . This track focuses on hardware innovations that support sustainable development, from energy-efficient electronics to groundbreaking quantum systems. This recognition highlights Equal1’s groundbreaking work in advancing quantum computing with its QSoC (Quantum System-on-Chip), an innovative approach that integrates the e

Irish-headquartered Equal1 awarded the Institute of Physics' Quantum Business Innovation and Growth (qBIG) prize on June 6 for its technological advancements in quantum computing. Equal1 recognised for the development of a compact and energy-efficient silicon-based quantum computer designed for seamless integration into data centre infrastructure Institute of Physics quantum Business Innovation and Growth (qBIG) prize supports the innovation and commercialisation of quantum t

Equal1 wins Arm/Silicon Catalyst "Silicon Startups Contest"

Equal1 is thrilled to announce our recent accolade at the Tech Excellence Awards, where we were honored with the Startup Award. Our CEO, Jason Lynch, accepted the accolade during the black-tie ceremony held at Dublin's Royal Marine Hotel. Established in 2002, the Tech Excellence Awards celebrate the most innovative and successful players in Ireland’s IT and startup sector, bringing together local and multinational companies, as well as academic institutions. Competing in 23 c

Equal1, the desktop quantum computing company, today announced that the “QUADRATURE” consortium, of which it is a core member, has been awarded the prestigious, highly competitive Horizon Europe European Innovation Council (EIC) Pathfinder Open funding grant to advance research into massively scalable quantum computers through coherent quantum links connecting quantum processors. Equal1 is joined in the consortium by leading European research centers Barcelona Supercomputer C

Equal1, a disruptive quantum computing hardware spin-out from University College Dublin (UCD), and Charlie Gleeson, the founder of Zipp Mobility, the micromobility start-up, are among the recipients of NovaUCD’s 2021 Innovation Awards which were announced today. Winners of NovaUCD’s 2021 Innovation Awards Revealed