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Photonic Inc.'s Project VANGUARD represents a significant strategic move to establish domestic semiconductor infrastructure critical for scaling quantum computing and AI hardware in Canada. By targeting silicon-spin and photonic qubit technologies, the facility directly addresses supply chain bottlenecks while fostering commercialization of advanced quantum systems. This development underscores the growing intersection of manufacturing capacity and fundamental quantum research capabilities within North America.

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Photonic Inc. pursues quantum gains to keep Canadian tech manufacturing at home

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 14, 20264 min read

Photonic Inc. unveiled Project VANGUARD, a $500M facility to boost Canadian quantum, AI, and defence tech manufacturing.

Photonic Inc. has proposed Project VANGUARD, a $500 million CAD semiconductor manufacturing facility designed to address a critical bottleneck in scaling Canadian technology innovation. Selected for inclusion in the Canada Investment Summit Prospectus, the multi-tenant facility aims to serve companies working in quantum computing, artificial intelligence, and defence. “Project VANGUARD is an opportunity to build critical semiconductor manufacturing infrastructure that helps Canadian companies scale at home,” said Don Mattrick, CEO…

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