MicroCloud Hologram proposes quantum synchronization technology

MicroCloud Hologram Inc. (NASDAQ: HOLO) announced it has developed a quantum synchronization technology that introduces the concept of "quantum degree" to measure synchronized quantum properties in quantum systems, according to a company press release.

The technology uses the number of synchronized non-commuting observables as a measurement standard for quantum characteristics. The company selected a quantum system composed of two weakly interacting cavity qubit systems as its experimental platform, with systems coupled through boson excitation exchange between cavities.

MicroCloud Hologram focused on synchronization characteristics of Pauli operator expectation values during testing and verified the effectiveness of quantum degree through measurements and data analysis. The company states the technology maintains compatibility with existing synchronization measurement methods while capturing unique quantum system properties.

The technology has potential applications in quantum computers, quantum sensors, and quantum communication systems. The company specifically noted applications in superconducting quantum circuit systems for qubit synchronization control.

MicroCloud Hologram provides holographic technology services including LiDAR solutions, imaging solutions, and sensor chip design. The company also develops holographic digital twin technology and maintains proprietary resource libraries combining holographic software, digital content, and 3D capture technology.

The company reported cash reserves exceeding 3 billion RMB and plans to invest more than $400 million in blockchain development, quantum computing, quantum holography, and artificial intelligence technologies.

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