Dynexa layer 1 blockchain for decentralized quantum computing, powered by a decentralized GPU network, has unveiled what it describes as an “ambitious 10-year roadmap to move from GPU-based quantum emulation to quantum chips in silicon, aiming to capture 25% of the quantum computing market by 2034.” According to the team, “the company has launched a $50 million venture capital round to attract high-profile investors. Dynex plans to launch its first quantum chip Apollo Silicon by 2025, reaching 1 million qubits by 2034, to enable real-time quantum operations. calculations. Respecting ethical standards, Dynex guarantees transparency and security by recording calculations immutably on the blockchain, with DNX as the utility token. Project documentation states: “The company’s decentralized quantum platform, combined with its silicon-based hardware solutions, represents a future-oriented approach to quantum computing. » The project focuses on “neuromorphic quantum computing,” which “uses the ion drift of electrons,” according to the website.