Photon Queue
Photon Queue develops free-space optical memories that buffer, synchronize and release photonic states. Its catalog describes reflection cells and configurable storage loops, aimed at connecting photon sources with the rest of a quantum experiment.
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- Photon Queue
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- Quantum Networking & Communications
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Photon Queue develops free-space optical memories that buffer, synchronize and release photonic states. Its catalog describes reflection cells and configurable storage loops, aimed at connecting photon sources with the rest of a quantum experiment.
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- Photon Queue: official overview Company website · Publication date not stated
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- Argonne CRI: Photon Queue founder profile National-laboratory program profile · Publication date not stated
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Photon Queue develops free-space optical memories that buffer, synchronize and release photonic states. Its catalog describes reflection cells and configurable storage loops, aimed at connecting photon sources with the rest of a quantum experiment.
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