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Quandela's dual Best Paper awards highlight a critical industry pivot toward system-level integration and modular quantum architectures over isolated qubit performance. The research underscores the necessity of hardware-aware compilation and co-design strategies to mitigate interconnection losses in scalable photonic quantum networks. This work bridges the gap between theoretical photonic processing units and practical, distributed AI workflows.
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Quandela’s research earns two ‘Best Paper’ awards at IEEE Quantum Week

Quantum Zeitgeist3 min read

Quandela’s contributions to IEEE Quantum Week 2026 included earning two Best Paper distinctions, plus a new white paper with NVIDIA.

Quandela earned two “Best Paper” distinctions at IEEE Quantum Week 2026, signaling growing peer recognition for its research as the field shifts focus from individual qubit performance to system-level challenges. Held September 13 to 18 in Toronto, the conference saw discussions move beyond metrics like qubit counts to questions of quantum module connection and hardware-aware compilation. A…

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