With recent and rapid progress, compound semiconductor on insulator (CSOI) photonics is transforming quantum technologies by providing new functionalities and capabilities not possible with traditional, silicon-based photonics. In this talk, I will discuss how we can leverage the strong nonlinearities and low propagation loss of CSOI photonics to engineer and manipulate complex quantum photonic states on chip. I will present recent results on creating indistinguishable arrays of entangled-pair and squeezed light sources pumped with continuous wave and pulsed excitation, on-chip line-by-line quantum frequency comb shaping, and tunable microring resonator arrays for frequency bin qudits.
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