New SDK Paves the Way for Photonic Computing’s’ Future, Q.ANT Says
<p>Programmers can now create software for photonic computers using Python and C/C++, thanks to the new software development kit (SDK) and the associated APIs released by Q.ANT GmbH this week. Q.ANT Founder and CEO Michael Förtsch tells HPCwire the SDK demonstrates the progress that’s been made integrating photonic computing into the current HPC stack, and […]</p>
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