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OVHcloud's integration of Quandela's 12-qubit photonic processor marks a significant step in making physical quantum hardware accessible via public cloud infrastructure. This deployment expands European sovereign QaaS capabilities, offering enterprises direct access to light-based qubits without requiring local cryogenic setups or specialized on-premise equipment. The move highlights the growing trend of democratizing quantum computing resources through established hyperscale data centers rather than relying solely on niche research labs.

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OVHcloud Expands Sovereign QaaS Platform via Quandela’s Belenos Photonic System

Quantum Computing ReportJune 17, 20263 min read

European cloud provider OVHcloud has announced the commercial availability of Belenos, a 12-qubit photonic quantum computer developed by French hardware pioneer Quandela, on its public cloud infrastructure. Revealed at the Quantum Defence Summit, the integration expands OVHcloud’s dedicated Quantum-as-a-Service (QaaS) architecture by delivering native cloud-access to physical light-based quantum processors. By deploying this system within [...] The post OVHcloud Expands Sovereign QaaS Platform via Quandela’s Belenos Photonic System appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

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