Fault-tolerance sooner than predicted.
Photonic's quantum computer will be the first scalable, fault-tolerant quantum computing and networking platform. It will allow organizations in industry, government, and academia to realize the incredible power and potential of quantum computing in the near future.
A new spin on quantum computing.
Our Computing Platform
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Compute Power
Computational power is at the heart of any quantum computer. By using spin qubits, the Photonic architecture harnesses best-in-class compute power and memory that is key to achieving fault-tolerance.
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Communication
A powerful qubit is only as effective as its ability to communicate. By using a qubit with a photon interface, the Photonic architecture is able to communicate using ultralow-loss telecommunications band fibres, enabling fault tolerance at scale.
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Scale
Scalability is a challenge for most quantum platforms. The Photonic architecture combines the advanced manufacturing capability of silicon with distributed computing to achieve a quantum computer with unlimited potential to scale.
Target Applications
Early Priorities
Networking
By inherently supporting quantum networking, Photonic’s computing architecture will be one of the first to support quantum key distribution (QKD), post-quantum cryptography (PQC), blind and remote quantum computing and more. This will provide security to the global communications network for a vast range of use cases across the public and private sectors.
Sustainability
We need chemical energy alternatives and carbon removal from the air to keep global warming under 1.5˚C. Quantum computing is an essential component to designing the chemical catalysts that are critical to these processes.
Drug Discovery
Quantum computing will have a profound effect on the discovery, creation, and approval rates of new innovative pharmaceuticals. This will result in developing treatments and therapies for serious illnesses that currently have no viable alternatives.
Finance
Quantum computing will have a seismic impact on the financial industry by enabling greater returns through portfolio optimization and reduced risk through improved risk analysis. These advances will have a lasting impact on the way we do business.

Networking
By inherently supporting quantum networking, Photonic’s computing architecture will be one of the first to support quantum key distribution (QKD), post-quantum cryptography (PQC), blind and remote quantum computing and more. This will provide security to the global communications network for a vast range of use cases across the public and private sectors.

Sustainability
We need chemical energy alternatives and carbon removal from the air to keep global warming under 1.5˚C. Quantum computing is an essential component to designing the chemical catalysts that are critical to these processes.

Drug Discovery
Quantum computing will have a profound effect on the discovery, creation, and approval rates of new innovative pharmaceuticals. This will result in developing treatments and therapies for serious illnesses that currently have no viable alternatives.

Finance
Quantum computing will have a seismic impact on the financial industry by enabling greater returns through portfolio optimization and reduced risk through improved risk analysis. These advances will have a lasting impact on the way we do business.
Unlocking the future
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Improved compute power
Fault-tolerant quantum computers will perform certain calculations that are beyond the reach of classical computers.
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Enhanced digital security
Fault-tolerant quantum computing will break many of today's cryptographic algorithms, but it could also make new, more secure encryption available.
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Better artificial intelligence
Fault-tolerant quantum computers will more efficiently perform machine learning algorithms, leading to improved decision-making in finance, healthcare, and logistics.
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Enhanced scientific discovery
Fault-tolerant quantum computers will simulate complex systems for chemists to anticipate reactions and produce accurate results in less time.
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New business opportunities
Using fault-tolerant quantum computers, companies will solve problems faster and more efficiently, including optimization, logistics and materials engineering.
