Nicht-universeller photonischer Quantencomputer - PR1267206-3220-W

CN-GEN-STDContract notice – general directive, standard regimepr1267206-3220-wFBFraunhofer-Gesellschaft, Einkauf B12
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DeadlineExpired6 Oct 2026, 08:00
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Contract type
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Deadline
6 Oct 2026, 08:00
CPV codes
30211100 - Super computer
Status
UNKN
Notice type
CN-GEN-STDContract notice – general directive, standard regime
Estimated value
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Publication date
3 Sept 2026, 11:23

Overview

Nicht-universeller photonischer Quantencomputer Non-universal photonic quantum computer

Berlin, 10587, Berlin, Germany

Beschafft wird ein Gesamtsystem für einen nicht-universellen Quantencomputer basierend auf quantenoptischer Prozessortechologie mit mindestens 8 Moden, und hoher Amplituden-Fidelität (mindestens 90%). Das Gesamtsystem soll den Betrieb eines vollständig rekonfigurierbaren photonenbasierten Quantenprozessors ermöglichen und auf Multiport-Interferometerarchitektur basieren. Das System wird für die experimentelle Implementierung und Untersuchung von analogen Signalverarbeitungsverfahren, die Superpositionseigenschaften der Signale ausnutzen. Beispiele hierfür sind Over-the-Air Computation oder die neuartigen neuronalen Architekturen wie Kolmogorov-Arnold-Netzwerke. Ein Merkmal stellt die Upgrade-Fähigkeit durch einfachen Austausch von Komponenten (z.B. Prozessor), um langfristigen Betrieb zu ermöglichen. The procurement covers a complete system for a non-universal quantum computer based on quantum-optical processor technology with at least 8 modes and high amplitude fidelity (at least 90%). The complete system is intended to enable the operation of a fully reconfigurable photon-based quantum processor and is based on a multiport interferometer architecture. The system is intended for the experimental implementation and investigation of analog signal processing methods that exploit the superposition properties of the signals. Examples include over-the-air computation and novel neural architectures such as Kolmogorov-Arnold networks. A key feature is the ability to upgrade the system by simply replacing components (e.g., the processor) to ensure long-term operation.

Berlin, 10587, Berlin, Germany

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