photonic
Photonic is a quantum technology company developing commercial-scale quantum computers and quantum networks using its Entanglement First™ architecture with optically linked silicon spin qubits.
Company facts
- Founded
- 2016
- Headquarters
- Canada
- CEO
- Don Mattrick
About
Photonic is building the world's first commercial-scale, fault-tolerant quantum computer, powered by a unique qubit technology and designed for unlimited scalability from the start. Scaling quantum computers is the grand challenge - not just achieving quality, but quantity - because only at scale can we unlock exponential speedups for the world's most critical problems, from drug discovery and climate modelling to secure communications and advanced AI. At the core is Photonic's Entanglement First™ architecture, which prioritizes entanglement distribution across nodes. Photonic was founded on a simple conviction: conventional quantum computing architectures cannot scale to commercial utility. Achieving that requires a fundamentally different approach - one designed for scale, from the start, and at every level. The company's high-connectivity architecture leverages a unique qubit modality - optically linked silicon spin qubits - to enable powerful computation, efficient error correction, and seamless integration with existing data center and telecom environments. With over $200M USD in funding and partnerships including Microsoft Azure, Photonic is advancing quantum technologies alongside leading investors, partners, and customers worldwide.
Open positions
Production Technician, Precision Mechanical and Metrology
Production Technicians in Precision Mechanical and Metrology at Photonic ensure that every mechanical part influencing the relative position between a fiber array and a photonic chip is within specification. This role…
Production Technician, Optical Integration and Test
Production Technicians in Optical Integration and Test at Photonic own the optical paths that connect our quantum control systems to our qubits, from the fiber array at the chip to the optical control units in the…