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Cisco Quantum Labs<\/a> has announced the release of quantum networking software, including a Quantum Compiler prototype and two downloadable demos. The software is designed to address the challenge of scaling quantum algorithms by networking quantum processors together. The compiler is the first network-aware distributed quantum compiler, and it accounts for quantum interconnect requirements between processors and supports distributed quantum error correction.<\/p>\n The new compiler partitions and schedules entanglement generation and distribution to facilitate quantum state transfer across multiple processors in a quantum data center. The new demos showcase two applications: Quantum Alert, which uses quantum entanglement to detect eavesdropping; and Quantum Sync, a decision coordination application that uses entanglement to enable correlated decision-making across distributed locations. These demos are intended to give organizations the tools to prototype and innovate in the quantum space.<\/p>\n The announcement is a part of Cisco\u2019s quantum networking vision, which is to build the infrastructure needed to connect quantum processors at scale. The company is taking a full-stack approach, developing quantum networking silicon, control software, and applications. Vijoy Pandey<\/a>, Senior Vice President at Cisco, commented that this software makes distributed quantum computing work and is a missing infrastructure that makes quantum computers work together instead of alone.<\/p>\n Read the full announcement here<\/a>.<\/p>\n September 25, 2025<\/p>\n
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