Tower Semiconductor and Xanadu Expand Silicon Photonics Collaboration

Reuters

Feb 19

Tower Semiconductor and Xanadu Expand Silicon Photonics Collaboration

Tower Semiconductor and photonic quantum computing company Xanadu have expanded their strategic collaboration to develop advanced silicon photonics for fault-tolerant quantum computers using Tower’s high-volume silicon photonics platform. The partners have co-engineered a production flow for Xanadu’s custom material stack and are now focusing on optimizing key components such as ultra-low-loss silicon nitride and integrated photodiodes to support manufacturable, commercial-scale photonic quantum hardware.

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