<ul><li>Canadian startup Xanadu has built a modular photonic quantum computer called Aurora that can be easily scaled up.</li><li>Aurora uses photonic qubits encoded in light, differentiating it from superconducting circuit-based quantum computers by Google and IBM.</li><li>The modular design of Aurora consists of four units installed in server racks, allowing for scalability by networking multiple units together.</li><li>Xanadu's progress is considered promising, although they currently have fewer qubits compared to competitors, but photonic quantum computers offer advantages such as resistance to environmental noise and ease of networking.</li></ul>

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