We're building the world's most powerful computer.

Each qubit is a pulse of light.

We shape those pulses in waveguides etched onto ordinary silicon chips. The chips are made in the same factories that already make the world's electronics. They run at room temperature. No cryogenics. No exotic materials.

Those pulses are woven into a fabric.

Every pulse is entangled with its neighbors. The fabric is the computer. Measuring it is how a program runs, and the instant it's measured, it collapses into an answer.

It takes four layers of hardware.

• Preparation generates pulses of squeezed light
• Multiplexing keeps only the best of them
• Stitching entangles them into a fabric
• The QPU measures the fabric to run the program

Then you copy it, a lot. Again, and again, and again.

Wire thousands of these together with ordinary fiber optic cable, and the machine keeps growing, past a million qubits, to problems no supercomputer, data center, or GPU cluster can touch.