Commercial unit
Annual institutional workspace with agreed allowances
Exact pricing remains quote-based until pilot scope, deployment, and service requirements are validated.
Universities, laboratories & research partners
YQ Research
Analyze Bell states and photon evidence in an isolated, reproducible quantum research workspace.
YQ Research ingests lab or qreal.cloud-style coincidence histograms, CHSH counts, Bell-state outcomes, and fidelity measurements to produce reproducible quantum-evidence reports with explicit provenance and limitations. Post-quantum benchmarks remain available to study the classical security layer alongside the photon experiment.
The isolated runner and report path are operational. Hardware-bound photon claims remain pending until calibrated measurements are approved. The interactive workspace needs authorized access.
Security specifications
Public cryptographic architecture
Standards, verification boundaries, and customer-visible controls are public. Private keys, shared secrets, customer data, proprietary calibration methods, and raw failed measurements are not.
Algorithms
ML-DSA-65 and ML-KEM-768
Candidate, non-production benchmark profiles.
Provider
@noble/post-quantum
The public request contract identifies the benchmark provider.
Inputs
Histograms, CHSH, Bell, fidelity
Lab or qreal.cloud-style coincidence histograms, CHSH counts, Bell-state outcomes, and fidelity measurements.
Default data class
Synthetic or mock
Production-customer data is blocked unless a separately approved protocol is configured.
Isolation
Dedicated runner identity
Dedicated Research account, token, key, datastore, and deployment fingerprints.
Provenance
SHA-256 fingerprints
Tenant and operator identifiers sent to the runner are fingerprints, not raw IDs.
Reports
Reproducible evidence reports
Reports include environment metadata, limitations, and non-production labeling.
Benchmarks
Classical security layer
Post-quantum benchmarks can run alongside the photon experiment without mixing production customer data.
Security boundaries
These are current product boundaries, not blanket certification or authorization claims.
Open the Trust Center- The runner uses a dedicated Research account, token, key, datastore, and deployment identity.
- Tenant and operator identifiers sent to the runner are SHA-256 fingerprints rather than raw identifiers.
- Synthetic, mock, candidate-algorithm, and deterministic-seed work is explicitly labeled non-production.
- Runtime host metadata describes the benchmark environment; it is not a Yoon Labs manufactured-hardware specification.
Product brief
What the organization is buying
Laboratories need comparable Bell and photon evidence without mixing production customer data. YQ Research standardizes coincidence histograms, CHSH counts, Bell-state outcomes, and fidelity measurements into provenance-labeled reports, and keeps post-quantum benchmarks available to study the classical security layer alongside the experiment. Approved collaborators share an isolated workspace rather than ad-hoc notebooks.
Primary buying group
Principal investigators, laboratory directors, research computing teams, students, and sponsored-program leaders
High-value use cases
- Bell-state, CHSH, and fidelity analysis with explicit provenance
- Cross-lab comparison using common parameters and report structure
- Student and collaborator access to a governed evaluation workspace
- Synthetic and mock-data experiments with explicit non-production labeling
Measurable outcomes
- 1Comparable photon-evidence and benchmark reports across approved parameter sets
- 2An isolated workspace with research-only account, key, datastore, and deployment fingerprints
- 3Shared documentation and repeatable scenarios for approved collaborators
Contact Yoon Labs
Turn YQ Research into a bounded, measurable pilot.
A useful first conversation defines the buyer, system boundary, measurable outcome, deployment posture, and diligence requirements. We will bring the technical team into that conversation from the start.
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