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Design and Benchmarking of a Quantum Photonic Chip
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Authors: Gabriele De Angelis, Nicolò Leone, Alessandro Luongo, Alberto Montanaro, Matteo Sanna, Roberto Siagri, Vito Sorianello, Luigi Tallone, Fabrizio Tamburini, Marco Venere
Year
2026
Paper ID
72308
Status
Preprint
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We present the design and benchmarking of RP000, a quantum photonic processor capable of encoding a quantum system in the degrees of freedom of single photons, based on standard CMOS-compatible manufacturing processes, and working at room temperature. We benchmark it against machine learning tasks, evaluating three quantum-classical architectures of increasing complexity. Our experimental results and simulations show that RP000 achieves higher accuracy than classical networks of comparable size in multiple use cases. Compared to a superconducting quantum processor, RP000 exhibits superior noise tolerance. These findings demonstrate that RP000 can provide a scalable route toward efficient quantum applications.
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