Core Insights - The quantum technology sector in A-shares has seen significant gains, with multiple companies reaching their daily price limits, indicating strong market interest and investment potential [2] - The inauguration of China's first large-scale dedicated optical quantum computer manufacturing facility marks a pivotal shift from laboratory research to industrial production, with an expected annual output of several dozen optical quantum computers [2][3] - The facility, covering approximately 5,000 square meters, integrates research, manufacturing, and testing, aiming to achieve standardized and scalable production of optical quantum computers [2][3] Company Developments - Bosi Quantum, the company behind the new manufacturing facility, has established a comprehensive engineering system for optical quantum computing, focusing on key technologies such as coherent light sources and low-loss optical paths [3][5] - The manufacturing plant consists of three main components: module development, complete machine production, and quality control/testing systems, ensuring high standards in production and performance [5] - Bosi Quantum recently completed a significant A++ financing round, raising several hundred million yuan, which will be used to further develop specialized and general optical quantum computers, as well as to enhance quantum computing chip technology [5] Industry Context - China is recognized as one of the few countries achieving "quantum supremacy," with advancements in both superconducting and optical quantum computing technologies [6] - The recent launch of the "Tianyan-287" superconducting quantum computer, which operates at a speed 450 million times faster than the fastest supercomputers, highlights China's progress in practical quantum computing applications [6] - The upcoming launch of the "Benyuan Wukong," a third-generation superconducting quantum computer, signifies the establishment of a nearly complete domestic supply chain for quantum computing technology in China [6]