Photonic quantum startup QuiX Quantum has announced the commercial availability of its next-generation rack-mountable quantum photonic processor platform, Alquor 2.0.
Available in 8-mode, 20-mode, and 32-mode configurations, QuiX said the processor has been designed to reduce lab complexity and accelerate experimental progress, helping research teams move from complex, manually aligned optical table configurations to a stable, programmable, and scalable integrated photonic platform.
– QuiX Quantum
Built on QuiX’s silicon nitride platform, the company said Alquor 2.0 supports a broad range of quantum photonic use cases, including quantum optics research, boson sampling, quantum random walks, quantum communication, quantum sensing, optical switching, and the development of photonic quantum computing architectures.
The platform uses air cooling to improve thermal management and has a current-driver-based control to reduce electrical crosstalk. It also supports Ethernet connectivity and has a Python-based interface which allows it to be integrated into existing infrastructure and workloads, the company said.
