Quantum computational advantage with 216 squeezed-state qubits

Borealis

Borealis is the world's first photonic quantum computer offering full programmability over all of its gates and capable of quantum computational advantage. Now accessible to everyone over the cloud, Borealis boasts over 216 squeezed-state qubits, building on Xanadu's latest advancements in quantum photonics. Access Borealis today through Xanadu Cloud or Amazon Braket, and generate samples in a fraction of a second that would take more than 9000 years to simulate using exact methods on the most powerful supercomputer in the world. Learn more about Borealis with our blog post and our publication in Nature.

Key Features

• Cloud accessible with quantum-computational-advantage-level performance.
• A quantum light source, with adjustable brightness, emits trains of up to 288 squeezed-state qubits.
• Contains a fully programmable loop-based interferometer, synthesizing a large entangled state suitable for Gaussian Boson Sampling.
• Reprogrammable⁠ — dynamically program the gate parameters according to your own task.
• High-speed processing and readout by true photon-number-resolving detectors.