Silicon Quantum Computing has appointed W.H. Teh as Chief Manufacturing Officer, effective October 2026. The Sydney-based company builds quantum processors with atomic-precision manufacturing. Teh will lead the scale-up of its semiconductor manufacturing operations.
Manufacturing and operations experience
Teh brings more than two decades of leadership experience across semiconductor, photonics, and AI infrastructure. He has led multi-site manufacturing operations across North America, Europe, and Asia. His expertise spans manufacturing footprint optimization, supply chain integration, and automation.
Executive team additions
Teh joined SQC after leading U.S. manufacturing at NVIDIA, from silicon to systems assembly. His appointment follows Chief Legal Officer Karna Nisewaner in June 2026 and Chief Financial Officer John Hollister in September 2026. The company said the additions support its atomic manufacturing scale-up and commercial growth.
Atomic-precision manufacturing
SQC operates as a vertically integrated quantum computing company. It designs, fabricates, and runs its own quantum processors. Its technology places individual atoms in silicon with 0.13 nanometer accuracy.
Teh will scale manufacturing and supply chain to meet SQC's scientific roadmap and customer demand. The company delivers AI and materials simulation chips to customers today and iterates new chips weekly. SQC was founded in 2017 and is headquartered in Sydney, Australia.