The Light-Based Quantum Leap: How Programmable Photonic Chips Are Redefining Quantum Computing

For decades, quantum computing has been defined by machines operating at the edge of physical possibility—massive systems cooled to temperatures colder than deep space and housed in elaborate cryogenic infrastructure. These superconducting and trapped-ion quantum computers have produced remarkable scientific breakthroughs, yet their complexity and operational requirements pose major barriers to scalability and global deployment….

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