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AMD, PsiQuantum Expand Partnership to Co-Design Computing Infrastructure

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By Kelly Cloonan

AMD and PsiQuantum are expanding their partnership to co-design computing infrastructure for utility-scale quantum computing.

As part of the expanded collaboration, AMD also plans to make an equity investment into PsiQuantum, the companies said Thursday. The companies didn't specify the size of the investment.

The collaboration builds on AMD and PsiQuantum's existing work around AMD's Versal technology, which PsiQuantum is using to develop its quantum computing platform.

The broader relationship will span AMD's graphics processing units, central processing units and software stack, combined with PsiQuantum's silicon photonics platform and its fully integrated platform, the companies said.

AMD's Chief Technology Officer Mark Papermaster said the company sees an opportunity in quantum computing to bring together classical computing technologies with deep engineering partnerships.

"Our work with PsiQuantum brings the breadth of AMD compute and software to this next frontier, combining our strengths to accelerate the path to utility-scale quantum computing," Papermaster said.

Write to Kelly Cloonan at kelly.cloonan@wsj.com

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

November 12, 2026 09:07 ET (14:07 GMT)

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