Xanadu and Mitsubishi Chemical Make Breakthrough Quantum Algorithms for Next-Generation Semiconductor Manufacturing

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• Accurately modelling the coupled electronic and chemical dynamics that drive EUV-induced blur has been a long-standing challenge for the semiconductor industry. The results demonstrate promising approaches to modelling the complex radiation-driven processes that limit lithographic resolution.

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• Xanadu will become the first and only publicly traded pure-play photonic quantum computing company upon completion of the business combination

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• The quantum algorithm demonstrates potential to meet strict resource requirements targeting fewer than 500 qubits for execution on early fault tolerant quantum computers

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• Precise modeling of materials interacting with EUV light is a formidable challenge for the semiconductor industry. By simulating EUV sensitivity using quantum algorithms, Xanadu has developed a blueprint for how quantum computers can be used to tackle some of the most relevant problems facing the semiconductor market today.

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