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Infleqtion, Honeywell Aerospace, and UC Santa Barbara have successfully miniaturized quantum sensors into handheld prototypes by integrating optical cavities onto silicon nitride chips. This collaboration leverages existing semiconductor manufacturing processes to improve laser stability and precision, marking a critical step toward scaling quantum systems for practical field deployment. The move from academic labs to commercial foundries demonstrates a viable pathway for mass-producing compact, reliable quantum hardware.
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Infleqtion partners to make quantum systems field-ready
Quantum Zeitgeist3 min read
Infleqtion, Honeywell Aerospace, & UC Santa Barbara are collaborating to miniaturize quantum hardware.
A silicon nitride chip, fabricated at Honeywell Aerospace’s photonics foundry, now underpins a prototype that shrinks quantum sensors down to handheld size. Infleqtion, Honeywell Aerospace, and UC Santa Barbara collaborated to develop an integrated optical “cavity” that improves laser performance and precision within quantum systems, essential for reliable computing and sensing. “Quantum technology has incredible potential, but realizing that potential means making these systems…
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