A 12-mode Universal Photonic Processor for Quantum Information Processing
Caterina Taballione, Reinier van der Meer, Henk J. Snijders, Peter, Hooijschuur, J\"orn P. Epping, Michiel de Goede, Ben Kassenberg, Pim, Venderbosch, Chris Toebes, Hans van den Vlekkert, Pepijn W.H. Pinkse, and, Jelmer J. Renema
TL;DR
This paper demonstrates the largest universal quantum photonic processor to date, a 12-mode low-loss interferometer using silicon nitride waveguides, advancing scalable quantum information processing capabilities.
Contribution
It introduces a 12-mode fully tunable linear interferometer with all-to-all coupling, representing the largest of its kind for quantum photonic processing.
Findings
Successfully demonstrated a 12-mode universal quantum photonic processor
Achieved low-loss and full tunability in silicon nitride waveguides
Enabled complex quantum information processing tasks
Abstract
Photonic processors are pivotal for both quantum and classical information processing tasks using light. In particular, linear optical quantum information processing requires both largescale and low-loss programmable photonic processors. In this paper, we report the demonstration of the largest universal quantum photonic processor to date: a low-loss, 12-mode fully tunable linear interferometer with all-to-all coupling based on stoichiometric silicon nitride waveguides.
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TopicsNeural Networks and Reservoir Computing · Optical Network Technologies · Photonic and Optical Devices