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Whether enormous computing power, ultra-precise sensors or cutting-edge encryption: quantum technologies promise ground-breaking applications. An international ranking by the think tank European Centre for International Political Economy (ECIPE) puts Karlsruhe, with the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) as the central player, at the top of the list nationwide. The city is ranked seventh worldwide and second within the EU.
read more...House of Digital Transformation (HoDT)
The vision of the planned innovation center for artificial intelligence and quantum computing in Frankfurt is to bring future technologies into commercial application. Following the pre-opening of the center in collaboration with the start-up factory Futury, a further step has now been taken on the way to the planned opening in spring 2026: the appointment of Robin Schmidt as Managing Director by the House of Digital Transformation (HoDT), which is in charge of the project.
read more...Together with European partners, researchers at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) have networked superconducting quantum computers with a spin-based quantum memory. In doing so, they are taking quantum technology a decisive step forward. The European Innovation Council is funding the project as part of the Pathfinder program.
read more...With Quantum System Analysis, Keysight introduces a system-level simulation solution designed to revolutionize the development of superconducting quantum systems. The software reduces dependence on expensive cryogenic testing and enables faster and more efficient validation of quantum architectures.
read more...Belden cooperates with Chicago Quantum...
Belden, a provider of connectivity solutions, has announced a partnership with the Chicago Quantum Exchange (CQE), a center for quantum science and engineering. The aim is to prepare network infrastructures for the challenges of the quantum age.
read more...The first comparatively compact, transportable quantum computer in Saxony and one of the first in the world to work at room temperature: A new 4-qubit quantum computer has been in operation at the Dresden branch of the Fraunhofer Institute for Machine Tools and Forming Technology IWU since June 11.
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