Built a set of quantum packages in C++, looking to connect with developers working in photonics, QEC, entanglement, etc.

A developer based in Canada’s Waterloo-Toronto corridor has released production-ready C++ quantum computing packages focused on error correction, cryptography, and signal processing, complete with functional demos and performance benchmarks. The tools target quantum error correction (QEC), cryptographic protocols, and signal processing, with potential applications in photonics and entanglement-based systems. The creator seeks technical scrutiny and collaboration. The call for engagement prioritizes researchers and developers in photonics, QEC, and entanglement, though participation remains open globally. Canadian contributors are especially encouraged. Benchmarks and working demos are available, suggesting the packages are ready for real-world testing and integration into quantum research pipelines. The initiative aims to foster peer review and partnerships, positioning the tools as a resource for advancing quantum software infrastructure.