It has been a busy few days for MicroCloud Hologram (HOLO) as it announced the purchase of up to $200 million in Bitcoin and other crypto-related securities. The news followed an earlier announcement of a quantum computing breakthrough, the company’s true calling. HOLO unveiled a new protocol for multi-qubit quantum state sharing. The system uses a “one-time distribution and one-time recycle” mechanism to enable collaborative recovery of entangled quantum states among participants. Meanwhile, HOLO shares were up 14% in yesterday’s session.
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New Quantum Protocol Adds Depth to HOLO’s Tech Roadmap
The scheme centers on encoding multiple qubit states into hyper-entangled photons, each carrying 3 qubits using multidimensional properties like polarization and path. Particles are distributed through quantum channels, then reconstructed using a maximum likelihood estimation algorithm. The reported fidelity exceeds 90%.
HOLO says the method cuts entangled particle usage by 50%, reduces classical communication by 40%, and maintains fidelity above 85% even under a 1% channel error rate. The company also introduced an adaptive measurement strategy that cuts the number of measurements by 30% and reduces error to one-fifth of baseline random measurements.
These innovations allow distributed reconstruction using multiple computing nodes, which keeps processing time scalable rather than exponentially complex. HOLO successfully demonstrated simultaneous sharing of two 3-qubit GHZ states in a photonic system.
Commercialization Still Years Away
The company notes that practical deployment still faces challenges. These include the automated preparation of high-dimensional entangled states, femtosecond-level timing precision, and limitations in bandwidth between quantum and classical systems.
HOLO plans to expand its research toward solid-state quantum integration, quantum machine learning, and relay networks designed for metropolitan-scale applications. The development adds depth to HOLO’s tech roadmap but has no immediate commercial timeline. While the announcement reinforces the company’s focus on next-generation quantum and holographic systems, the financial impact for investors remains longer-term, if ever.
As of today, there are no analyst ratings issued on MicroCloud Hologram. However, technical sentiment leans bullish, with the overall 1-day consensus showing 10 bullish signals, 5 neutral, and 7 bearish, driven mainly by strength in moving averages.
