Hamburg, Germany – June 23, 2026 – Quandela today announced that it has experimentally validated a low-latency integration path between photonic quantum processors and NVIDIA ​AI​​ infrastructure, marking an important milestone toward bringing quantum processing units directly into high-performance computing environments. Results presented at ISC 2026 demonstrate a path toward accelerator-style integration of photonic quantum processors in GPU-driven HPC environments.

The results show how a Quandela photonic QPU can be integrated with an NVIDIA GPU host and an FPGA-based Quantum System Controller through ​​NVIDIA NVQLink. More than a simple interconnect, NVQLink provides a hardware-and-software architecture for low-latency, real-time communication between GPU supercomputing infrastructure ​and quantum system controllers. The validation supports a new execution model for hybrid quantum-classical computing: moving beyond remote quantum access toward collocated quantum acceleration inside HPC infrastructure.

Today, most quantum processors are accessed through cloud APIs, job queues and orchestration layers. This approach remains valuable for experimentation and batch execution, but its asynchronous nature introduces latency that limits workflows requiring real-time responses inside AI or HPC pipelines.

Quandela’s results address this bottleneck. By measuring low-latency communication between GPU infrastructure and the FPGA-based Quantum System Controller, the company has validated a practical route for photonic QPUs to participate more directly in GPU-driven workloads.

“This is not just a demonstration of connectivity,” said Jean Senellart, Chief Technology & Product Officer at Quandela. “This validation confirms a technical path toward integrating photonic QPUs into the HPC accelerator stack. For the HPC community, the important shift is that quantum processors can start to be treated less like remote experimental instruments and more like accelerators deployed alongside GPUs.”

The validation is based on a collocated architecture combining NVIDIA accelerated computing and networking ​with an FPGA-based Quantum System Controller connected to a Quandela photonic QPU. In this model, existing HPC schedulers remain responsible for reservation, allocation and accounting, while the active GPU–QPU session is designed to avoid repeated traversal of the full cloud-style orchestration path.

The first target workloads are in photonic Quantum Machine Learning, including quantum reservoir computing, quantum feature maps and hybrid neural-network architectures. These workloads are particularly well suited to the architecture because many photonic circuits can remain configured during inference, while new data points require only lightweight updates before measurement.

This is where photonics offers a distinctive advantage. For selected QML workloads, the same optical configuration can be reused across many inference calls, while new data points require only lightweight updates before measurement. Combined with fast photonic sampling, this makes system-level latency – not only quantum execution time – a decisive factor in performance, which is why​ the low-latency interaction model enabled by NVQLink is​ crucial for successful operation​.

Quandela’s MerLin framework provides the software environment used to design, simulate, benchmark and validate these hybrid photonic QML workflows. The work also builds on Quandela’s MosaiQ photonic quantum computing platform, whose current systems are designed with FPGA-based control capabilities aligned with the Quantum System Controller model defined by NVIDIA​ ​NVQLink.

​For HPC centers, sovereign AI and quantum programs, advanced research organizations and industrial users, the validation points toward a future deployment model in which a customer-owned photonic QPU could be installed on-premise or in a dedicated data center environment and connected to NVIDIA accelerated computing infrastructure​.​

“​Tightly integrating quantum systems with accelerated computing is proving hugely impactful for quantum research,” said Sam Stanwyck, Director of Quantum Product at NVIDIA. “Quandela’s work with NVQLink shows how quantum-GPU supercomputing systems will fundamentally transform how we are able to think about computing applications when information can be passed seamlessly between different processors.”​

This announcement marks a technical validation milestone toward low-latency GPU–QPU integration, paving the way for future NVQLink-enabled MosaiQ deployments.

Beyond near-term hybrid AI and QML workloads, the same integration principles are relevant to future quantum computing architectures, where QPUs, FPGA-based control systems and GPU-accelerated infrastructure will need to operate in tightly coordinated environments. Low-latency GPU–QPU integration is therefore both a near-term enabler and a foundation for future hybrid quantum-classical computing systems.

Quandela will present these results at ISC High Performance 2026 in Hamburg on 23 June 2026.

About Quandela 

Quandela is a global leader in quantum computing, designing, building, and delivering cutting-edge quantum solutions for research and industry. Its offerings include the most energy-efficient quantum computers for data centers, full-stack quantum computing solutions accessible via the cloud, and algorithm access services for academic and industrial customers. Following a pragmatic, step-by-step roadmap, Quandela has been deploying industrial-grade systems since 2023 while developing future generations of fault-tolerant quantum computers capable of scaling through the integration of thousands of photonic components. Quandela is committed to making quantum computing accessible to all in order to address the most complex industrial and societal challenges.

Learn more at: Quandela | Leading Photonic Quantum Computing Solutions

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Paris, June 18th, 2026 – Signed this Thursday during Vision Golfe – the Franco-Gulf economic forum organized by Business France under the high patronage of the French President, at the Ministry for the Economy, Finance and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty – this partnership marks Mekdam’s entry into quantum computing and strengthens Quandela’s presence in Qatar and strategic Middle Eastern markets.

Quandela, a European leader in photonic quantum computing, and Mekdam Holding Group (QSE: MKDM), a Qatari technology group listed on the Qatar Stock Exchange, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) this Thursday at the French Ministry for the Economy, Finance and Industrial and Digital Sovereignty, as part of Vision Golfe. The agreement aims to explore and deploy quantum computing solutions for Gulf markets, positioning both partners among the first organizations to introduce this technology to the region.

This partnership is fully aligned with Qatar National Vision 2030 and the major national strategies for digital sovereignty and artificial intelligence being implemented across Gulf countries.

Complementary Expertise for a Strategic Market

Mekdam Holding Group, the first publicly listed technology group in Qatar, has demonstrated sustained growth, with revenues reaching QAR 681.1 million (approximately €161 million), an increase of more than 20% in 2025, and an order backlog of QAR 3.1 billion (€734 million). Active in artificial intelligence, cloud computing, cybersecurity, IoT, data infrastructure and smart systems, the Group has identified quantum computing as a strategic pillar of its development in emerging technologies.

Quandela brings world-class expertise in photonic quantum computing, fault-tolerant quantum computing (FTQC), and quantum machine learning (QML).

Together, the two partners intend to identify and develop high-value use cases for the region’s priority sectors: energy, government, critical infrastructure, healthcare, and education.

Toward a Regional Quantum Ecosystem

Beyond immediate applications, the partnership aims to build a sustainable ecosystem through cloud access to Quandela’s photonic quantum computers, local skills development, training and certification programs, and the creation of a Quandela–Mekdam Quantum Center of Excellence serving countries of the Gulf Cooperation Council (GCC).

This ambition aligns with various government-led initiatives across the region, including Qatar National Vision 2030, Saudi Vision 2030, and the UAE National Quantum Strategy.

“Based in Doha and a leading technology player in the Middle East, Mekdam enables us to accelerate our development in a dynamic, innovative, and strategically important region for the future of quantum computing. It is a strong asset in supporting Quandela’s global ambitions,” says Xavier Pereira, Chief Growth Officer at Quandela.

“This partnership marks Mekdam’s entry into quantum computing and reflects our ambition to become a leading player in the field across the region. Together with Quandela, we aim to deliver high-value use cases for the Gulf’s strategic sectors and build a strong local skills ecosystem, fully aligned with Qatar National Vision 2030,” says Bara’ Sami, General Group Manager of Mekdam Holding Group.

About Quandela 

Quandela is a global leader in quantum computing, designing, building, and delivering cutting-edge quantum solutions for research and industry. Its offerings include the most energy-efficient quantum computers for data centers, full-stack quantum computing solutions accessible via the cloud, and algorithm access services for academic and industrial customers. Following a pragmatic, step-by-step roadmap, Quandela has been deploying industrial-grade systems since 2023 while developing future generations of fault-tolerant quantum computers capable of scaling through the integration of thousands of photonic components. Quandela is committed to making quantum computing accessible to all in order to address the most complex industrial and societal challenges.
Learn more at www.quandela.com

About Mekdam Holding Group (Q.P.S.C.)

Mekdam Holding Group Q.P.S.C. (QSE: MKDM) is a publicly listed Qatari technology and services group headquartered in Doha, and a pioneer among Qatari technology companies listed on the Qatar Stock Exchange. Founded in 2018, Mekdam has grown into one of Qatar’s leading technology groups, delivering 21.9% year-on-year revenue growth in FY2025, with contracts under execution valued at QAR 3.1 billion.

Through its specialized subsidiaries — Mekdam Technology, Mekdam Software Services, Mekdam Technology Solutions, Mekdam Technical Services, and Mekdam CAMS — the Group delivers across artificial intelligence (AI), cloud, cybersecurity, IoT, ICT, data-center, smart infrastructure, and security systems. Mekdam serves clients across government, energy, ICT and critical infrastructure, healthcare, and education, supporting large-scale digital transformation. The Group is now extending its capability beyond Qatar, scaling its technology and emerging-technology businesses across the wider Gulf.

Aligned with Qatar National Vision 2030, Mekdam has identified quantum computing as a strategic capability pillar — already part of its emerging-technology portfolio. This partnership with Quandela advances that commitment from foundational capability to active execution, positioning Mekdam among the region’s first movers in bringing quantum technology to market.

Headquarters: Doha, Qatar
Founded: 2018
Stock Exchange: Qatar Stock Exchange (QSE: MKDM)
Core Activities: Artificial Intelligence (AI), Cloud, Cybersecurity, IoT, ICT, Data-Center, Smart Infrastructure, and Security Systems.

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Quandela’s spin-photon quantum computing architecture advances into DARPA program evaluating utility-scale, fault-tolerant quantum systems

WASHINGTON, D.C., June 16, 2026 — Quandela today announced it has been selected by the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) to participate in Stage A of the Quantum Benchmarking Initiative, a multi-stage program designed to assess whether any quantum computing architecture can achieve utility-scale operation by 2033.

Under Stage A, Quandela will present a detailed concept for a utility-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computer, along with technical evidence supporting its near-term feasibility. Within DARPA’s framework, utility-scale refers to systems whose computational value exceeds their cost.
The QBI program is intended to rigorously evaluate approaches to practical quantum computing and provide government with a clearer basis for assessing which technologies can realistically scale.

“Selection for Stage A of the QBI program reflects the progress and maturity of our approach,” said Yoni Elmalem, General Manager of Quandela Federal. “It highlights the growing relevance of photonic and spin-photon hybrid architectures in addressing the requirements for scalable, fault-tolerant quantum systems. Our focus is on translating validated scientific principles into engineering pathways that can support practical deployment.”

Quandela is developing a spin-photon quantum computing architecture that combines the natural connectivity and modularity advantages of photons with the high-speed logic operations and resource efficiency of semiconductor spin-based technologies. The company believes this approach can enable modular, high-performance quantum systems designed for scalability.

“QBI establishes a structured framework for evaluating quantum computing approaches against clear performance and scalability criteria,” said Niccolo Somaschi, CEO of Quandela. “This aligns closely with our engineering methodology, which emphasizes measurable progress, architectural clarity and system-level scalability from the outset.”

Companies that successfully complete Stage A may advance to subsequent QBI phases focused on research and development planning, risk reduction, and independent validation of system performance.

About Quandela

Quandela is a global quantum computing company that designs, builds and delivers quantum solutions for research and industry. Its offerings include energy-efficient quantum computers for data centers, full-stack quantum computing solutions accessible through the cloud, and quantum algorithm services for academic and industrial customers. Quandela’s mission is to make quantum computing accessible in order to address complex industrial and societal challenges.

For more information, visit: www.quandela.com

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Cyril Dujardin joins as Chief Operating Officer, Michel Zecri as VP Industrialization, and Michel Paulin becomes Chairman of the Board as Quandela accelerates the global deployment of photonic quantum computing.

Massy, France — May 29, 2026 — Quandela, a European leader in photonic quantum computing, today announced a major reinforcement of its leadership and governance with the appointment of Cyril Dujardin as Chief Operating Officer and Michel Zecri as Vice President of Industrialization. Michel Paulin, former CEO of OVHcloud, SFR and Neuf Cegetel, becomes Chairman of the Board.

These appointments mark a new stage in Quandela’s development. As quantum computing enters a more execution-driven phase, success will increasingly depend not only on scientific performance, but also on the ability to industrialize complex hardware, structure global operations, secure supply chains, support customer deployments, and build trusted infrastructure at scale.

With Cyril Dujardin, Michel Zecri and Michel Paulin, Quandela is strengthening the operational, industrial and governance foundations required to move from pioneering photonic quantum systems to repeatable, international deployment across cloud platforms, data centers, high-performance computing environments, research institutions and industrial customers.

“Quantum computing is now moving into a phase where execution matters as much as breakthrough science,” said Niccolò Somaschi, co-founder and CEO of Quandela. “Quandela has built a unique position in photonic quantum computing, with systems designed for real-world environments and a clear roadmap toward fault-tolerant quantum computing. The arrival of Cyril and Michel, together with Michel Paulin becoming Chairman of the Board, gives us the operational depth, industrial discipline and governance experience needed for our next chapter of scale.”

“Quandela is at a pivotal moment: exceptional technology must now be matched by an equally robust operating model,” said Cyril Dujardin, Chief Operating Officer of Quandela. “My focus will be to help the company scale with clarity, speed and reliability, aligning research, product, business execution and customer deployment so that Quandela can serve industrial, institutional and international markets at the highest level.”

Michel Zecri (54 years old) joins Quandela with more than 20 years of industrial leadership experience across high-tech environments, including semiconductors, infrared technologies, aerospace and defense. He has held senior operations and general management roles at Freescale/Motorola Sofradir/Lynred and Rakon, leading multi-site teams and large-scale transformations from R&D to industrial production.

As VP Industrialization, Michel Zecri will lead the scale-up of Quandela’s quantum hardware platforms and components into manufacturable, reliable and cost-optimised products. His scope will include manufacturing operations, industrial processes, supply chain resilience, quality systems, compliance, hardware operations and customer support.

“Scaling quantum hardware requires industrial discipline at every level: design for manufacturability, process control, supplier strategy, quality, reliability and lifecycle support,” said Michel Zecri, VP Industrialization of Quandela. “Quandela’s photonic approach has strong potential for scalable deployment, and I am excited to help turn this technological advantage into a repeatable industrial platform.”

Michel Paulin (65 years old), who joined Quandela’s Board of Directors in 2025, now becomes Chairman of the Board. A recognized leader in the digital industry, he brings extensive experience in cloud, telecoms, sovereign digital infrastructure, international expansion and high-growth technology companies. As Chairman, he will support Quandela’s long-term strategic direction, governance and ecosystem positioning as the company expands its role in the global quantum computing landscape. 

“Quandela brings together world-class science, a pragmatic product roadmap and a strategic European position in one of the defining technologies of the coming decades,” said Michel Paulin, Chairman of the Board of Quandela. “My role as Chairman will be to help the company turn this position into a sustainable international leadership story, with the governance, partnerships and execution standards expected from a global technology champion.”

The leadership reinforcement follows a series of milestones for Quandela, including the expansion of its cloud-accessible quantum computing offering, the deployment of photonic quantum systems in real-world environments, and the development of strategic partnerships across Europe and Asia. Together, these appointments reflect Quandela’s ambition to build not only leading quantum technology, but also the industrial organization capable of delivering it at scale.

About Quandela 

Quandela is a global leader in quantum computing, designing, building, and delivering cutting-edge quantum solutions for research and industry. Its offerings include the most energy-efficient quantum computers for data centers, full-stack quantum computing solutions accessible via the cloud, and algorithm access services for academic and industrial customers. Following a pragmatic, step-by-step roadmap, Quandela has been deploying industrial-grade systems since 2023 while developing future generations of fault-tolerant quantum computers capable of scaling through the integration of thousands of photonic components. Quandela is committed to making quantum computing accessible to all in order to address the most complex industrial and societal challenges. Learn more at https://www.quandela.com/ 

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Paris – May 12th, 2026 – This evening, over a hundred high-level representatives from French and German industry, policy, start-up and investment sectors will gather for a reception hosted by the German Ambassador to France, His Excellency Mr Stephan Steinlein, with the support of the French Embassy in Germany. This event reflects the growing importance of quantum technologies for Europe’s technological and industrial sovereignty, building on the French-German agenda agreed in August 2025. France and Germany are home to some of the world’s leading players in this field.

At the heart of this dialogue lies a clear ambition: to strengthen ties and coordination between French and German industry, policymaking, funding, innovation and research. By connecting key players across borders and across the value chain, the initiative aims to help Europe accelerate the development and adoption of sovereign, competitive and market-ready quantum technologies.

With the same spirit, on the margins of today’s event, a group of leading industry and research organisations will sign a Joint Declaration of Intent to strengthen cooperation in quantum technologies and support the development of a competitive European quantum ecosystem.

Signed by CEA, Fraunhofer, CNRS, Inria, Le Lab Quantique, Quandela, QUTAC and the European Champions Alliance, this Declaration of Intent solidifies the stakeholders’ commitment to deepening and accelerating exchanges, partnerships and synergies.

Their cooperation will focus on four objectives:

• the development of use cases for the industry and end-users of quantum technologies;
• benchmarking and the development of credible and scalable pathways for the adoption of quantum technologies in Europe;
• the facilitation of multi-stakeholder dialogues among industry, policymaking, funding, innovation and research, with a focus on accelerating deployment;
• the promotion and dissemination of success stories demonstrating the industrial development and commercial use of quantum technologies.

The signatories also reaffirm their commitment to an open and collaborative approach, inviting additional stakeholders to join and contribute to these efforts.

About CEA

The CEA is a public research organisation whose mission is to contribute to the scientific, technological and industrial sovereignty of France and Europe in four key areas: low-carbon energy, digital technology, future medicine, and defence and security, by drawing on excellence in fundamental research. For more information: www.cea.fr

About CNRS

A major player in basic research worldwide, the National Centre for Scientific Research (CNRS) is the only French organisation active in all scientific fields. Its unique position as a multi-specialist enables it to bring together all of the scientific disciplines in order to shed light on and understand the challenges of today’s world, in connection with public and socio-economic stakeholders. Together, the different sciences contribute to sustainable progress that benefits society as a whole.

About European Champions Alliance

The European Champion Alliance (ECA) promotes European technology, European values and works to strengthen through a conscious business-related interdependence between European companies and all participants of the European economic ecosystem. To achieve this goal, the ECA builds bridges between national ecosystems, SMEs, companies, start-ups and other supporters of the tech ecosystem in Europe. The ECA harnesses the power of smart collaboration and accelerate the growth of Europe’s digital champions.

About Fraunhofer

Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, headquartered in Germany, is the world’s leading applied research organization. With its focus on developing key technologies that are vital for the future and enabling the commercial exploitation of this work by business and industry, Fraunhofer plays a central role in the innovation process. As a pioneer and catalyst for ground-breaking developments and scientific excellence, Fraunhofer helps shape society now and in the future. Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft currently operates more than 70 institutes and research institutions throughout Germany.

About Inria

Inria, the French national institute for research in digital science and technology, supports the French government in national research and innovation strategies in the digital field, acting as Digital Programs Agency. Inria leads over 300 research and innovation projects with its 3,500 scientists, engineers, and support staff, in partnership with universities and the digital ecosystem (businesses, entrepreneurs, and public stakeholders). Together, we explore strategic fields such as artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, quantum computing, cloud technologies, digital transformation in healthcare, digital twins, and digital technologies for defence. We develop practical solutions such as software, tech startups, partnerships with national companies, and cutting-edge training programmes. Our goal is to drive scientific, technological, and industrial excellence to ensure France’s digital sovereignty.

About Le Lab Quantique

Le Lab Quantique is a French not-for-profit organisation created in 2018 to support the emergence of the global quantum ecosystem, gathering more than 50 members and partners and organising more than 20 workshops per year. Its mission is to foster the emergence of talent capable of addressing the major challenges of quantum physics, while also guiding the development of entrepreneurial and industrial projects towards the market launch of new products and services.

About Quandela

Quandela is a global leader in quantum computing, designing, building, and delivering cutting-edge quantum solutions for research and industry. Its offerings include the most energy-efficient quantum computers for data centers, full-stack quantum computing solutions accessible via the cloud, and algorithm access services for academic and industrial customers. Following a pragmatic, step-by-step roadmap, Quandela has been deploying industrial-grade systems since 2023 while developing future generations of fault-tolerant quantum computers capable of scaling through the integration of thousands of photonic components. Quandela is committed to making quantum computing accessible to all in order to address the most complex industrial and societal challenges. Learn more at: https://www.quandela.com/

About QUTAC

QUTAC (Quantum Technology & Application Consortium) is a consortium of internationally active German companies from various sectors and potential users of quantum computing technology. It intends to promote the politically desired digital sovereignty of Germany and Europe and to establish an economically successful, independent ecosystem of quantum computing technology in Germany and for Europe. To this end, the members of the consortium want to identify, develop, test and make available use cases for quantum computing technology both for their own sectors and across sectors. Learn more at www.qutac.de

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Paris, 7th May 2026 – Quandela and Safran Tech, Safran’s research and technology centre, have announced the launch of the AQeFLU research project. This partnership aims to develop new quantum algorithms dedicated to the complex modelling of fluid flows.

The simulation of airflow around aerodynamic profiles is a key challenge in optimising aircraft performance. At present, such studies rely on large-scale numerical calculations and lengthy, costly wind tunnel tests.

The AQeFLU project explores how quantum approaches can complement conventional methods to:

• Increase the share of numerical simulation and reduce the need for physical testing
• Multiply the number of configurations tested during the design phase with greater accuracy
• Accelerate the development cycles of future engines and energy systems.

This project is supported by the PAQ Quantique programme, funded by the Île-de-France Region. It is based on close collaboration between two leading organisations:

• Quandela contributes its unique photonic technology, which uses light to process quantum information, as well as its software expertise.
• Safran Tech contributes its in-depth knowledge of fluid mechanics and “reference computational methods.

Together, the teams will first test the algorithms on standardised academic cases before moving on to advanced industrial applications, particularly in the field of combustion and propulsion systems.

“In the long term, the use of quantum computing could make industrial design phases more efficient, whilst paving the way for tangible advances, such as improved aerodynamic performance and reduced fuel consumption,” explains Frédéric Feyel, Director of the Digital Platform at Safran Tech.

“The coming years will be pivotal for industrial applications using quantum technology. We are delighted with this new partnership with Safran, an industrial group recognised worldwide for its expertise in the fields of aerospace, space and defence. Our collaboration is a further illustration of the interest European manufacturers have in quantum computing,” says Valérian Giesz, co-founder and COO of Quandela.

About Quandela

Quandela develops and deploys photonic quantum computers designed for real-world environments: they operate at room temperature, are compatible with data centre infrastructure, and feature a comprehensive software stack for programming and executing computations, both in the cloud and on-premises. Beyond hardware, Quandela supports businesses, research teams and public institutions in identifying, prototyping and integrating quantum use cases, through pilot projects carried out in partnership, training and technical support. Founded in Europe, Quandela follows a pragmatic and progressive path, ranging from systems already usable today to fault-tolerant quantum computing. Discover their vision at www.quandela.com

About Safran

Safran is an international high-tech group operating in the aerospace (propulsion, equipment and interiors), defence and space markets. Its mission is to contribute to a safer and more sustainable world, in which air travel is more environmentally friendly, more comfortable and more accessible. Safran has a global presence, with 110,000 employees and revenue of €31.3 billion in 2025, and holds, either alone or in partnership, global or regional leadership positions in its main markets. Safran conducts research and development programmes to support the environmental priorities of its R&T and Innovation roadmaps. Safran is listed on the Euronext Paris market and is included in the CAC 40 and Euro Stoxx 50 indices.

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