Xanadu Launches Public Cloud Access to Borealis Photonic Processor to Demonstrate Quantum Computational Advantage - Quantum Computing Report

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Xanadu Launches Public Cloud Access to Borealis Photonic Processor to Demonstrate Quantum Computational Advantage

Toronto-based technology venture Xanadu Quantum Technologies has deployed its latest programmable photonic quantum computer, Borealis, onto public cloud infrastructure to demonstrate quantum computational advantage. Made available via Xanadu Cloud and Amazon Braket, the deployment represents the first instance where a programmable photonic architecture demonstrating quantum advantage has been opened to public access. The underlying system validation and testing metrics were published in Nature, marking a milestone in the development of scalable, light-based quantum information processing platforms.