Photonic is growing. Our team is bringing next-generation science and engineering technologies – those based on silicon spin-photon interfaces – to tackle the challenge of building scalable, fault-tolerant networked quantum computers. We’ve spent the last couple of years focusing primarily on R&D; we’re still growing that team, but we are also expanding the commercialization skillsets […]

Quantum effects occur in materials naturally at the atomic and molecular level. Since the early 1980s, when Richard Feynman first proposed the concept of a “quantum computer,” a number of materials with quantum properties have been identified and applied to the challenge of quantum computing. Two of the early leading technologies – ion traps and […]