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Credit: Photo by Craig Fritz/Sandia National Laboratories

Sandia National Laboratories is collaborating with Arizona State University to advance how light can carry quantum information. Instead of using typical large optical tables, Sandia is developing acousto-optic device technologies, such as the eight-inch wafer above, that can selectively reflect different colors of light.

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Credit: Photo by Craig Fritz/Sandia National Laboratories

Sandia National Laboratories physicist Nils Otterstrom works to align an integrated photonics chip at the quantum photonics lab. It’s part of ongoing work with Arizona State University to combine the power of integrated photonics and frequency-bin quantum information processing.

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Credit: Photo courtesy of Arizona State University

Research professor Joe Lukens, senior director of Arizona State University’s Quantum Networking, says a partnership with Sandia has the potential to significantly advance quantum networking. Arizona State University leads a nationwide Quantum Collaborative to accelerate the quantum field.

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