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Photonic Inc. restructures leadership to accelerate commercialization of scalable quantum computing and networking

Photonic Inc. restructures leadership to accelerate commercialization of scalable quantum computing and networking Image: Primary
VANCOUVER, British Columbia, March 13, 2026 Photonic Inc. has changed its leadership structure to expand executive capacity and sharpen its commercialization focus on scalable quantum computing and networking solutions. The move continues momentum from the USD$130 million first close of the company's most recent financing round and the appointment of new board members. Don Mattrick, one of the company's first investors and a member of the Order of British Columbia, is now chief executive officer. Mattrick will focus on driving the company through its next phase of scaling commercial operations. He brings extensive corporate leadership experience and deep industry relationships from serving at major technology companies. Paul Terry has been named chief product officer. Terry will lead product strategy and oversee the development and delivery of the company's commercial offering. He will draw on his deep knowledge of the company's Entanglement First architecture and decades of experience developing technical products to accelerate the path to market.
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