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QuiX Quantum has launched its Alquor 2.0 platform with expanded configurations up to 32 modes, aiming to simplify laboratory setups for photonic quantum research applications like boson sampling and communication studies. This commercial rollout provides researchers with scalable hardware options that could accelerate experimental progress in specific domains of quantum optics without requiring full-scale superconducting qubit systems.

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QuiX Quantum’s Alquor 2.0 scales to 32 modes for quantum research

Quantum ZeitgeistAugust 5, 20263 min read

QuiX Quantum announced the commercial availability of Alquor 2.0, a rack-mountable quantum photonic processor platform, in 8-mode, 20-mode and 32-mode configurations, for quantum optics, quantum communication, boson sampling, quantum information processing, and photonic quantum computing research. Alquor 2.0 is designed to reduce lab complexity and accelerate experimental progress.

QuiX Quantum announced the commercial availability of Alquor 2.0, a rack-mountable quantum photonic processor available in configurations scaling to 32 modes, enabling quantum optics research beyond the limitations of traditional optical table setups. With over 20 systems already deployed to research teams, the platform establishes QuiX Quantum as a commercial provider of programmable photonic processing. “Photonic quantum research should not be…

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