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Versatile Quantum Machine Learning with an Ultra-low Power Photonic Quantum Reservoir Computer
Integrated photonic microprocessors provide high-bandwidth, massively parallel linear computation, but realizing nonlinear feature maps and temporal memory remain key challenges for machine learning. Conventional approaches rely on active tuning and additional nonlinear elements, increasing architec
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