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Quanfluence's shift from semiconductor IP to room-temperature photonic quantum computing represents a significant architectural pivot away from the dominant, energy-intensive superconducting models. By leveraging light instead of electrical circuits that require near-absolute zero cooling, this approach could drastically reduce infrastructure costs and enable broader scalability for practical applications. The founders' decade-long expertise in chip design suggests their hardware strategy may overcome key bottlenecks currently limiting quantum system deployment globally.
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Three Bengaluru techies are building quantum computer that can function at room temperature : No cooling to near absolute zero required

GDELT3 min read

Most of the world's best-known quantum computers operate inside refrigerators colder than outer space. Most quantum computer needs to be cooled to a temperature colder than outer space, to function. The machine sits inside a chandelier-like cryogenic refrigerator, chilled to the edge of absolute zero, the coldest point physically possible in the universe. Based in Bengaluru,…

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