Events
QuiX Quantum
Thursday 14 April @ 10:45 - 11:00
Universal Reconfigurable Silicon Nitride Photonics for Quantum Information Processing
Integrated quantum photonics has greatly evolved in the last decade becoming an increasingly mature platform for photonic quantum computing and information processing.
Stoichiometric Silicon Nitride offers a unique combination of ultra-low loss and tight optical mode confinement that makes it one of the best platforms for large-scale integrated quantum photonics.
QuiX Quantum develops plug-and-play solutions for quantum information processing based on integrated Si3N4 circuits. Our technology enables high-performance, low-loss and large-scale photonic processors. Our products are portable, fully reconfigurable and remotely controllable via a seamless integration of a dedicated control software.
QuiX Quantum reports the realization of the largest reconfigurable quantum photonic processor to date. The processor enables unitary transformations amongst its 20 input/output modes with average loss of 2.9 dB/mode. High-fidelity operations and high-visibility quantum interference are demonstrated.
Caterina Taballione, Senior Quantum System Engineer, QuiX Quantum
Caterina Taballione obtained her Master’s degree in Physics in 2014 at the University of Rome La Sapienza in the group of Prof. Fabio Sciarrino with a thesis on the resilience of hybrid qubits under atmospheric turbulences for quantum communication. In 2019 she completed successfully her PhD at the University of Twente under the supervision of Prof. Klaus J. Boller working on integrated programmable waveguide circuits for classical and quantum photonic processing. Since 2019 she works at QuiX Quantum as Senior Quantum System Engineer.
