Wave Photonics leads trapped ion quantum computer project in UK

The £500,000 is aiming to back the development of integrated photonic components and establish a UK supply chain for trapped ion quantum computers (Image: TS2 Space)

The £500,000 is aiming to back the development of integrated photonic components and establish a UK supply chain for trapped ion quantum computers (Image: TS2 Space)

Wave Photonics is spearheading a £500,000 innovative UK project to develop integrated photonic components and establish a UK supply chain for trapped ion quantum computers.

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