We provide solutions to interconnect quantum processors in order to drastically increase their computational power and to make them quantum-accessible at a distance.
We provide solutions to interconnect quantum processors in order to drastically increase their computational power and to make them quantum-accessible at a distance.
We provide solutions to interconnect quantum processors in order to drastically increase their computational power and to make them quantum-accessible at a distance.
Interconnecting Quantum Computers refers to the ability to entangle physically separated Quantum Processing Units (QPUs) with each other. We use photons synchronized by Quantum Memories to share Quantum Information and create entanglement between QPUs. Such Quantum Links allow to increase the number of qubits available for computation, thus overcoming the limitations of individual intermediate-scale Quantum Processors.
Imperfections in quantum hardware lead to errors in computation. Errors are corrected by redundantly encoding quantum information on many physical qubits. Connecting our Quantum Memories to QPUs and interconnecting QPUs between each other will allow more diverse and enhanced error-correction strategies.
As of today, more than 75% of worldwide High-Performance Computing (HPC) centers are planning to use quantum computing and to deploy Quantum Processing Units in their premises. Networking quantum machines in these centers is of foremost importance for exploiting their computing capabilities at their maximum.
Quantum networks rely on the transfer of quantum information between quantum nodes at short and long distance to perform quantum-enhanced tasks such as distributed quantum computing or quantum cryptography. Efficient quantum memories are the key missing asset for enabling entanglement-based networked quantum computing and long-distance quantum communications.
Interconnecting Quantum Computers refers to the ability to entangle physically separated Quantum Processing Units (QPUs) with each other. We use photons synchronized by Quantum Memories to share Quantum Information and create entanglement between QPUs. Such Quantum Links allow to increase the number of qubits available for computation, thus overcoming the limitations of individual intermediate-scale Quantum Processors.
Imperfections in quantum hardware lead to errors in computation. Errors are corrected by redundantly encoding quantum information on many physical qubits. Connecting our Quantum Memories to QPUs and interconnecting QPUs between each other will allow more diverse and enhanced error-correction strategies.
As of today, more than 75% of worldwide High-Performance Computing (HPC) centers are planning to use quantum computing and to deploy Quantum Processing Units in their premises. Networking quantum machines in these centers is of foremost importance for exploiting their computing capabilities at their maximum.
Quantum networks rely on the transfer of quantum information between quantum nodes at short and long distance to perform quantum-enhanced tasks such as distributed quantum computing or quantum cryptography. Efficient quantum memories are the key missing asset for enabling entanglement-based networked quantum computing and long-distance quantum communications.
Interconnecting Quantum Computers refers to the ability to entangle physically separated Quantum Processing Units (QPUs) with each other. We use photons synchronized by Quantum Memories to share Quantum Information and create entanglement between QPUs. Such Quantum Links allow to increase the number of qubits available for computation, thus overcoming the limitations of individual intermediate-scale Quantum Processors.
Imperfections in quantum hardware lead to errors in computation. Errors are corrected by redundantly encoding quantum information on many physical qubits. Connecting our Quantum Memories to QPUs and interconnecting QPUs between each other will allow more diverse and enhanced error-correction strategies.
As of today, more than 75% of worldwide High-Performance Computing (HPC) centers are planning to use quantum computing and to deploy Quantum Processing Units in their premises. Networking quantum machines in these centers is of foremost importance for exploiting their computing capabilities at their maximum.
Quantum networks rely on the transfer of quantum information between quantum nodes at short and long distance to perform quantum-enhanced tasks such as distributed quantum computing or quantum cryptography. Efficient quantum memories are the key missing asset for enabling entanglement-based networked quantum computing and long-distance quantum communications.
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