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Cisco's release of the Quantum Network Controller and Network-Aware Compiler marks a significant step toward practical distributed quantum computing by abstracting complex optical path management into an "Entanglement-as-a-Service" layer. These tools address critical infrastructure challenges such as qubit partitioning, distributed error correction, and fidelity maintenance across multi-vendor hardware without requiring direct manipulation of physical device triggers. This development shifts the focus from isolated quantum processors to the networking protocols necessary for scaling quantum systems beyond single-node limitations.

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Cisco Releases Quantum Network Controller and Network-Aware Compiler v0.2.0 for Distributed Quantum Infrastructure

Quantum Computing ReportOctober 7, 20262 min read

Cisco's Outshift division has launched the Quantum Network Controller and Network-Aware Quantum Compiler v0.2.0 to manage multi-node quantum networks. The Controller offers Entanglement-as-a-Service, enabling on-demand entanglement across diverse quantum hardware. The Compiler integrates circuit compilation, qubit partitioning, and distributed quantum error correction, optimizing for physical network limitations. The post Cisco Releases Quantum Network Controller and Network-Aware Compiler v0.2.0 for Distributed Quantum Infrastructure appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

Networking infrastructure vendor Cisco Systems, through its Outshift division, has released two software research prototypes targeting multi-node quantum network operations: the Cisco Quantum Network Controller and version 0.2.0 of its Network-Aware Quantum…

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