Machine learning systems are becoming increasingly powerful, but also increasingly computationally demanding. In our recent work with our partners from the QUONDENSATE consortium, we explore how Quandela’s QPUs can perform […]
Scalable photonic quantum computing requires multiple independent single-photon sources that behave as a unified quantum resource. In collaboration between the C2N (under the expertise of Pascale Senellart, Quandela’s Chief Scientific […]
Merlin is a community framework for systematic, reproducible quantum machine learning research — built to close the gap between QML claims and working code. As QML grows rapidly, reproducibility failures […]
Can quantum computers help predict how materials break? We introduce a quantum algorithm for fracture mechanics that encodes elastic systems efficiently and retrieves local crack information with few measurements [1]. […]
Quandela took part in the French President’s state visit to South Korea, marking 140 years of diplomatic relations between the two countries. On this occasion, Quandela reaffirmed its commitment to […]
As quantum computing progresses beyond the lab, photonic approaches are moving from demonstrations toward deployable systems. Along with her Quandela co-founders Niccolò Somaschi and Valérian Giesz, Pascale Senellart, CNRS research […]
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