Events

As photonic integrated circuits (PICs) continue to revolutionize high-speed communications, the demand for reliable, high-frequency packaging and test solutions is increasing. In this webinar, we explore the intersection of RF design and photonic packaging, focusing on signal integrity considerations for testing PIC chips including high-speed modulators and photodetectors. We will discuss different packaging technologies and how to evaluate their impact on high-speed signals’ performance using circuit models and simulation tools. Finally, we will introduce standard PIC packaging solutions for RF evaluations.

Quantum technologies promise to revolutionize industries and bring transformative change with business value. Join us for an exciting Quantum Entrepreneurship Workshop designed to explore the path to commercializing those technologies that will drive Canada’s future economic growth and prosperity. This online event will provide valuable insights into the intersection of science and business, focusing on how science moves from the lab to the marketplace. Participants will have the opportunity to engage with industry experts and discover strategies for turning groundbreaking ideas into successful startups. Whether you’re looking to expand your knowledge of the quantum ecosystem or seeking guidance on launching your own venture, this workshop offers the perfect platform to connect, learn, and grow in the world of quantum entrepreneurship. 

Don’t miss this chance to be at the forefront of technological innovation.

Presentations Day 1 (October 9)

• CMC Microsystems
• National Research Council
• Sarah Jenna, QV Studio
• Michael Henson, Irréversible Inc.
• David Yiptong, QAI Ventures
• Christopher Cassin, Zero Point Cryogenics

Presentations Day 2 (October 16) (Registration Link)

• CMC Microsystems
• National Research Council
• Jean-Luc Hebert, IRAP
• James Shaffer, Quantum Valley Ideas Laboratories
• Aharon Brodutch, IonQ
• Alex Maierean, Phantom Photonics

Quantum technologies promise to revolutionize industries and bring transformative change with business value. Join us for an exciting Quantum Entrepreneurship Workshop designed to explore the path to commercializing those technologies that will drive Canada’s future economic growth and prosperity. This online event will provide valuable insights into the intersection of science and business, focusing on how science moves from the lab to the marketplace. Participants will have the opportunity to engage with industry experts and discover strategies for turning groundbreaking ideas into successful startups. Whether you’re looking to expand your knowledge of the quantum ecosystem or seeking guidance on launching your own venture, this workshop offers the perfect platform to connect, learn, and grow in the world of quantum entrepreneurship. 

Don’t miss this chance to be at the forefront of technological innovation.

Presentations

• CMC Microsystems
• National Research Council
• Jean-Luc Hebert, IRAP
• James Shaffer, Quantum Valley Ideas Laboratories
• Aharon Brodutch, IonQ
• Alex Maierean, Phantom Photonics

FABrIC is introducing Canada’s first Quantum Computing Sandbox (QCS). QCS aims to accelerate the adoption of quantum computing technology in Canada by providing technical expertise and enabling access to state-of-the-art quantum computing platforms for academics, startups, and small & medium enterprises (SMEs). FABrIC’s Quantum Computing Sandbox are calls to stimulate the development of industrially relevant applications of quantum computing in Canada, strengthen Canadian quantum computing R&D in areas of strategic importance, and drive the adoption of quantum computing solutions by end-sector users. The QCS will financially support direct access to quantum computing cloud services offered by global quantum computing providers and provide technical expertise from CMC Microsystems’ dedicated team of quantum application scientists.

CMC Challenge engineering support: minimum 8 hours/week. All IP generated by participants during the Sandbox will remain the property of the participants.  CMC Microsystems does not claim any rights to this IP.

Quantum computer access: determined per project by applicant and CMC. CMC will work with you to shape your project application.