Scaling for Quantum

Quantum technology promises breakthroughs across computing, sensing, and communications—but only if we solve the hardest challenge: manufacturing at scale. Nexus is making that possible.

REDEFINING ‘POSSIBLE’

THE NEXUS ADVANTAGE

By merging cutting-edge photonics with scalable manufacturing, Nexus is redefining what’s possible for quantum—and accelerating its journey from research to real-world impact.

FOUNDATION OF QUANTUM SYSTEMS

The best low-noise, precision lasers

It starts with precision: building the best low-noise lasers - Nexus technology allows for frequency noise improvement greater than one million times compared to alternatives, setting a new benchmark for stability and coherence. But precision alone isn't enough. The real breakthrough comes when these lasers are seamlessly integrated onto application-specific Photonic Integrated Circuits (PICs), reducing size and cost by more than 100x.

Integration unlocks scalability

By embedding high-performance lasers directly into PICs, we create compact, robust, and manufacturable photonic front-ends tailored for quantum applications. Whether it's quantum sensing, communication, or computing, this platform approach enables scalable deployment across all quantum modalities. The result is a transformative leap: from lab-scale prototypes to industrial-grade quantum systems, powered by integrated photonics.

THE NEXUS DIFFERENCE

Borrowing from the proven playbook of semiconductor manufacturing: wafer-scale fabrication, rigorous testing, singulation, and advanced packaging – we transform quantum and photonics. The results:

  • Tunable (any wavelength, every time)

  • Low-noise (up to a million times better than competitors)

  • Mass manufacturable (towards billions of units)

  • Tiny (millimeter-sized)

  • Self-calibrated (guaranteed long-term stability) 

LAB TO REAL-WORLD

This transforms quantum from bespoke, lab-scale systems into mass-producible technology, enabling millions of units to be deployed globally.

Learn more about our technology here.