Turing Quantum unveils TuringQ Gen3 chip-scale scalable photonic quantum computer

Turing Quantum founder Jin Xianmin has officially unveiled the TuringQ Gen3 large-scale chip-level scalable photonic quantum computer at a science-industry integration session held during the Pujiang Innovation Forum results conference, according to a report cited by ChainCatcher from Science and Technology Innovation Board Daily. The company described the system as the world’s first rack-mounted, chip-scale scalable photonic quantum computer. The TuringQ Gen3 uses a high-speed programmable thin-film lithium niobate photonic quantum chip and brings together several core modules, including a quantum light source, a programmable photonic quantum processing chip, single-photon detection, and quantum-classical heterogeneous computing. The report said the platform supports expansion to computing resources at the level of 10,000 photons on a single chip and millions of modes, enabling verification of chip-level quantum advantage. The company also plans to explore applications tied to AI, including world models. Separately, the report said Turing Quantum recently completed filing for IPO tutoring registration and is preparing for an A-share initial public offering, with Guotai Haitong serving as its tutoring institution.