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The Canadian government's $140 million loan to Xanadu marks a significant shift toward scaling photonic quantum hardware manufacturing, specifically targeting room-temperature operation via light-based components. This strategic investment underscores the industry's move from theoretical research to tangible production capabilities, addressing critical bottlenecks in error rates and environmental sensitivity that currently hinder widespread adoption.

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Xanadu Quantum Loan: Canada Invests $140 Million in Quantum Computing Startup Xanadu to Boost Photonic Manufacturing, ETTelecom

GDELTAugust 29, 20262 min read

The Canadian government will loan C$195 million ($140.78 million) to Xanadu Quantum for setting up a plant that would make photonic components for quantum computers, in the country's largest ever support for the technology.…

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