Room-temperature, CMOS-compatible Photonic Quantum Processor (NUS et al.)
Summary
Researchers from Rotonium, Centre for Quantum Technologies at National University of Singapore, Inveriant, Politecnico di Milano, and CNIT published a technical paper titled “Design and Benchmarking of a Quantum Photonic Chip.” Abstract Excerpt: The paper presents a quantum photonic processor based on “standard CMOS-compatible manufacturing processes” and operating with single photons at room temperature. The... » read more The post Room-temperature, CMOS-compatible Photonic Quantum Processor (NUS et al.) appeared first on Semiconductor Engineering .
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Key Facts
- SectorSemiconductors
- MarketSingapore
- ImpactMedium (56/100)
- SignalResearch