Quandela to Partner with Korean Firms on Photonic Quantum Hardware
Photonic quantum computing company Quandela will spend the next two years building partnerships with South Korean firms and research institutions to co-develop quantum chips, advanced packaging, and integrated system controls. The French startup is eyeing Korea’s expertise in semiconductor manufacturing, aiming to test and potentially mass-produce its photon-based quantum modules. The plan includes technical cooperation on hardware, software, and quantum-GPU connectivity. A joint roadmap and local demonstrations are planned.
- Quandela seeks long-term Korean technology partners
- Targets quantum chip manufacturing and integration
- Plans proof of concept using Korea’s quantum clusters
- Focuses on mass production readiness and error correction
- Will explore linking quantum systems with GPUs
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