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OVHcloud's integration of Quandela's 12-qubit photonic processor marks a significant step in making physical quantum hardware accessible via public cloud infrastructure. This deployment expands European sovereign QaaS capabilities, offering enterprises direct access to light-based qubits without requiring local cryogenic setups or specialized on-premise equipment. The move highlights the growing trend of democratizing quantum computing resources through established hyperscale data centers rather than relying solely on niche research labs.
OVHcloud Expands Sovereign QaaS Platform via Quandela’s Belenos Photonic System

European cloud provider OVHcloud has announced the commercial availability of Belenos, a 12-qubit photonic quantum computer developed by French hardware pioneer Quandela, on its public cloud infrastructure. Revealed at the Quantum Defence Summit, the integration expands OVHcloud’s dedicated Quantum-as-a-Service (QaaS) architecture by delivering native cloud-access to physical light-based quantum processors. By deploying this system within [...] The post OVHcloud Expands Sovereign QaaS Platform via Quandela’s Belenos Photonic System appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.
European cloud provider OVHcloud has announced the commercial availability of Belenos, a 12-qubit photonic quantum computer developed by French hardware pioneer Quandela, on its public cloud infrastructure. Revealed at the…
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