Working with the Air Force Research Laboratory, IonQ photonically interconnected two independent trapped-ion systems, validating generation, transmission and detection of photons used to entangle remote commercial quantum computers. IonQ framed it as the first step from standalone processors to distributed, networked architectures.
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IonQ links two commercial trapped-ion quantum computers via photonic interconnect
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