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A programmable light chip, like quantum pinball, tackles tasks that stump ordinary computers.
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A programmable light chip with 128 photon pathways works as a quantum random number generator. Heat redirects the light particles through a 3D maze, generating combinations beyond classical computers. It's a step toward secure communication.
🎯 Boson sampling resembles pinball, where even knowing all the settings, you can't predict the final position of the balls — no supercomputer can handle this task.
🎬 If in movies quantum computers crack codes, the Qolossus 3D chip does the opposite: it creates randomness that no hacker can break.