Q.ANT Debuts First Interactive Live Demonstration and New Benchmarks for Analog Photonic Computing at ISC 2025
Stuttgart, Germany--(Newsfile Corp. - June 4, 2025) - Q.ANT, today announced it will showcase live demonstrations of its photonic Native Processing Server (NPS) at ISC 2025, a leading global conference for high-performance computing (HPC). For the first time, attendees will be able to interact directly with functional photonic computing, witnessing how light can drive breakthroughs in energy and computational efficiency for AI, Physics Simulations, and other complex scientific workloads.
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About Q.ANT
Q.ANT is a deep-tech company pioneering photonic computing. Founded in 2018, Q.ANT develops processors that compute natively with light--delivering scalable, energy-efficient performance for next-generation AI and HPC applications. The company operates a dedicated photonic chip pilot line in Stuttgart and is currently shipping its Native Processing Server to selected partners.
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Toni Sottak
+1 843 530 4442
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Edith Laga
+49 157 830 407 51
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