- IonQ demonstrated a photonic interconnect that linked two independent trapped-ion quantum systems, marking its first networked setup among remote quantum processing units.
- Test validated generation, transmission, and detection of photons to create entanglement between two commercial IonQ quantum computers at a distance.
- Result supports IonQ strategy to scale beyond single-processor limits using modular, distributed architectures aimed at fault-tolerant systems.
- Work was partially funded through an agreement with Air Force Research Laboratory under case number AFRL-2026-1742.
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