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Equal1 CEO, Jason Lynch, has been named NovaUCD 2026 CEO of the Year as part of the 2026 NovaUCD Innovation Awards.

Equal1 and Kvantify are pleased to announce the formation of a strategic alliance aimed at delivering integrated, high-performance quantum computing solutions.

Bull, a leader in advanced computing and AI, and Equal1, a global pioneer in silicon-powered quantum computing, today announced the signing of a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to advance the next generation of hybrid quantum-classical technologies with European solutions.

Equal1, a leader in silicon-based quantum computing, and Q-CTRL, the global leader in quantum infrastructure software, today announced a first-of-its-kind strategic partnership to integrate Q-CTRL’s infrastructure software for autonomous calibration into Equal1’s Silicon quantum computers, powering the mass deployment of rack-mount quantum computers into enterprise data centers. As enterprise interest in quantum computing accelerates, improvements in system performance and au

While the world is focused on artificial intelligence, quantum computing is quietly emerging as the next major technological shift. In Episode 282 of That Great Business Show, host Conall Ó Móráin speaks with our CEO Jason Lynch about how Equal1 is building practical quantum computers designed to operate inside today’s data centers.

Equal1 raises $60M to accelerate quantum computing using existing semiconductor manufacturing

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 is proud to announce its selection by the European Space Agency (ESA) to install a cutting-edge Hybrid Quantum Computing (HQC) System for Earth Observation (EO). This landmark partnership will bring Equal1's advanced Bell-1 Quantum Computer to ESA, marking a significant leap forward in applying quantum technologies to critical space applications.