Federal grant · cooperative agreement (b)
Purpose: Icarus Quantum Seeks to Develop a Fully Fiber-coupled, Turnkey Photon Source Based on Semiconductor QD Technology. This Development Seeks to Achieve a Critical Milestone Toward Efficient Entangled Photon Sources and Quantum Transducers, a Full-stack Platform-agnostic Quantum Interconnect. in This Project, Icarus Quantum Will Address Robust and Stable Fiber-coupling of Such Single-photon Sources.activities to Be Performed: in This Project, Icarus Quantum Will Address Robust and Stable Fiber-coupling of Such Single-photon Sources.expected Outcomes: Based on Its Market Research, Icarus Quantum Anticipates That It Will Be Able to Address a $20 Billion Market Opportunity by 2035 Through Its Full-stack, Platform-agnostic Quantum Interconnects.intended Beneficiaries: Pharmaceuticals, Materials Discovery, and Finance.subrecipient Activities: There Are No Subrecipient Activities Scheduled.
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