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This partnership marks a critical step toward scaling quantum systems by integrating neutral-atom hardware with enterprise networking stacks to enable distributed entanglement distribution. The collaboration specifically targets optical interconnects and wavelength transduction, which are essential for overcoming the physical limitations of monolithic quantum processing units. By combining Infleqtion's cold-atom QPUs with Cisco's routing infrastructure, the initiative aims to build sovereign quantum backbones for defense and high-performance computing clusters.

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Infleqtion and Cisco Partner to Advance Distributed Neutral-Atom Quantum Networking Architectures

Quantum Computing ReportSeptember 11, 20262 min read

Infleqtion and Cisco are partnering to advance distributed neutral-atom quantum networking architectures. This collaboration combines Infleqtion's quantum hardware, such as cold-atom QPUs and quantum memory modules, with Cisco's software-defined networking stack and hardware switches. Their goal is to integrate heterogeneous quantum devices into scalable distributed computing clusters, addressing the need for optical interconnects to scale beyond current quantum processing unit limitations. The post Infleqtion and Cisco Partner to Advance Distributed Neutral-Atom Quantum Networking Architectures appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

Neutral-atom quantum hardware and sensing developer Infleqtion, Inc. (NYSE: INFQ) has entered into a strategic joint R&D collaboration with enterprise networking leader Cisco…

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