The Netherlands announces major boost for the future of quantum technology

With a public investment of € 615 million, the Netherlands consolidates its position as one of the world’s leading quantum ecosystems. Read more here

The Netherlands announces major boost for the future of quantum technology

With a public investment of € 615 million, the Netherlands consolidates its position as one of the world’s leading quantum ecosystems. Read more here

A strong national ecosystem
What is Quantum
Delta NL?

The Netherlands is a vibrant international hotspot for quantum technology, with leading science, technology and talent. With Quantum Delta NL, we are creating a fully functional national ecosystem for excellence in quantum innovation, for highly talented professionals to bring quantum computers, quantum networks and quantum sensors to the market.

Igniting the quantum revolution

The Netherlands has the vision, technology, talent and partnerships to move to the forefront of this complex field, becoming a dynamic Quantum Delta NL. Successful development and innovative application of quantum technology require us to overcome major scientific and technological challenges and integrate diverse technologies and disciplines, adopting a targeted strategy and approach backed by all parties in the ecosystem. By working together, we can simultaneously lift technology readiness levels across the board.

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Let’s introduce
Our hubs

“The Netherlands has taken a leading role through courageous management and scientific excellence”

— Freeke Heijman
Director of Quantum Delta NL

Quantum Delta NL consists of five major quantum hubs and several universities and research centres, which are all connected. The hubs are collaborating on innovation by bringing together top-quality scientists, engineers, students and entrepreneurs, working together on the frontier of quantum technology.

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First European Quantum Computer

In the context of the CAT 1 programme, the first demonstrator has been launched: Quantum Inspire. This platform offers access to two promising qubit types from Delft and an emulator for SURFsara, the supercomputer in Amsterdam. Quantum Inspire provides simultaneous access to multiple high-potential qubit platforms. Combining solid hardware with software development is also unique: you can test applications on a real system. And, unlike commercial platforms, Quantum Inspire is no black box; this open platform allows users to create their own value.

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Small country, big ambition

If you are looking for the best spot to launch or grow your quantum business, rest assured: the Netherlands offers an excellent ecosystem where your company can flourish. For years, the Netherlands has been the largest receiver of European funding in the field of quantum technology, and now the Dutch national government is providing a solid foundation for structural support in the decades to come, by launching Quantum Delta NL.
Together, we can ignite the quantum revolution.

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