See photonic computing running.
Live at SC26
to make AI faster, more energy-efficient and cheaper.
The challenge
CMOS knows only two moves: addition and multiplication. Light knows more. Our processors compute the complex, non-linear math of AI natively in light. That gives developers a new tool for algorithmic innovation: leaner models that need less data and fewer parameters.
Live at SC26
At SC26, see our photonic processor running AI models live. Book a 30-minute meeting with our team to explore how photonic computing can benefit your use case.
Technology
Q.ANT pioneers photonic computing to make AI faster, more energy-efficient and cheaper. The Q.ANT Native Processing Server (NPS) is the first commercial photonic processor seamlessly integrating into existing infrastructure. Start building today: Our open-source SDK is on GitHub with runnable examples and C/C++ and Python APIs. We go beyond the chip: hardware, open software access and a path to hands-on use come together as one compute path.
Where it fits
Find us · Exhibit hall
Booth#4106
Booth#4254
Booth#2254
Exhibit hall hours
Tue–Wed, 17–18 Nov10 AM–6 PM
Thu, 19 Nov10 AM–3 PM
AI-generatedMeet Photonica, Q.ANT’s super hero. She represents light itself, the foundation of everything we build.
She will be your guide to find Q.ANT at SC 26.
SC26 Session · Birds of a Feather
With Dr. Victor Brasch, Head of Architecture at Q.ANT, and session leaders from HLRS, PNNL, Sandia National Laboratories, Stanford University, TU Dresden and Lightsolver.
Session
Analog computing is re-emerging as a broad approach to scientific computation. Join researchers from national labs, universities and industry to discuss promising workloads, shared infrastructure and research priorities for analog and hybrid analog-digital computing. The session will be livestreamed and recorded.
Session detailsAbout the conference
AI-generatedSC26 is the International Conference for High Performance Computing, Networking, Storage, and Analysis, where researchers, engineers and infrastructure leaders meet to see what’s next in computing.
Event website
15–20 November · Chicago
Watch our photonic processor running AI models live and explore how photonic computing can benefit your use case.
