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Quandela is expanding its photonic quantum computing operations by establishing a South Korean hub for manufacturing integrated QPU modules and optical components. This strategic move leverages local foundries like Samsung and SK hynix to scale production while integrating cross-border supply chains with partners such as NVIDIA and KAIST. The initiative aims to reduce communication latency between classical GPUs and quantum processors, facilitating hybrid high-performance computing workflows essential for fault-tolerant systems.
Quandela Establishes South Korea as Asian Hub for Photonic QPU Manufacturing and Hardware R&D
Quandela is establishing South Korea as its Asian hub for photonic QPU manufacturing and R&D, aiming to partner with South Korean semiconductor foundries and optoelectronic integrators. This initiative will focus on scaling mass production of photonic control chips and optical component packaging, with collaborations including KAIST for electronic control units, KRIBB for molecular simulation, and NVIDIA for reduced GPU-to-QPU communication latency. The expansion includes growing Quandela Korea and deploying Korean-fabricated components into Quandela's QPUs. The post Quandela Establishes South Korea as Asian Hub for Photonic QPU Manufacturing and Hardware R&D appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.
French photonic quantum computing manufacturer Quandela has unveiled a strategic framework establishing South Korea as its primary Asian hub for quantum processor manufacturing, system integration, and collaborative R&D. Announced…
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