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Quandela's strategic pivot to South Korea leverages the region's semiconductor precision to solve critical scaling challenges in photonic quantum hardware. By integrating local manufacturing capabilities for chips and optical alignment, this partnership directly addresses the bottleneck of mass-producing fault-tolerant quantum systems. The collaboration represents a significant shift toward industrializing quantum technologies through cross-border supply chain integration.

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Quandela Seeks South Korean Partners for Photonic Quantum Computing

The Quantum InsiderSeptember 28, 20263 min read

Insider Brief French photonic quantum computing company Quandela intends to spend the next two years lining up strategic partners in South Korea, with joint work expected to cover quantum chip manufacturing, system integration, demonstration, and real-world operation, Seoul Economic Daily reported. CEO Niccolo Somaschi presented the company’s Korea strategy and a medium- to long-term roadmap […]

Quandela plans to spend the next two years developing strategic partnerships in South Korea covering quantum manufacturing, system integration and operations. The company wants to work with Korean partners on photonic module manufacturing, advanced packaging, wafer-level inspection, optical alignment and integrated quantum control systems. Quandela is also considering a Korean quantum manufacturing consortium and potential cooperation across Seoul, Jeonnam-Gwangju and southeastern…

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