A team led by Peng Xie at the Shanghai Institute of Optics and Mechanics has made progress in multidimensional multiplexed optical computing, improving the parallelism of optical computing.
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The Shanghai Institute of Optics and Mechanics has made progress in optically accelerated solving of large-spin-scale combinatorial optimization problems.
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Photonic quantum computing company Turing Quantum announced on January 27 that it had completed a Series B financing round worth several hundred million yuan, with investors including Sichuan Industrial Revitalization Group, Toukong Donghai, Fosun Capital and SenseTime. The Hangzhou Institute of Optics and Fine Mechanics previously participated in its angel round. The funds will be invested in the development of practical quantum computers, breakthroughs in core technologies and the building of R&D talent. The original report said Turing Quantum has achieved mass-producible, scalable and programmable integrated photonic quantum chip manufacturing based on a thin-film lithium niobate material platform.