QDNL white paper (2/3): Lessons from AI – Communication
Following the first white paper on Stakeholder Engagement from the ‘Lessons from AI’ series that was published last November, the second paper on Communication is now available for download.
Following the first white paper on Stakeholder Engagement from the ‘Lessons from AI’ series that was published last November, the second paper on Communication is now available for download.
Quantum Delta NL launches the second call for scientific quantum research in collaboration with NWO. The call is expected to open in early February 2023 and implements the action line ‘Research and Innovation’ of the Quantum Delta NL programme. The allocations from the first round were announced in December 2022
A prison for ions and cold atoms for a unique quantum simulator? Checking the geographical position of a bank computer with quantum verification? Quantum optics to see if a communication network has been tampered with? These are three of 16 futuristic projects within the National Growth Fund programme Quantum Technology organised by Quantum Delta NL in collaboration with NWO. In total, more than €5.3 million is involved.
A prison for ions and cold atoms for a unique quantum simulator? Checking the geographical position of a bank computer with quantum verification? Quantum optics to see if a communication network has been tampered with? These are three of 16 futuristic projects within the National Growth Fund programme Quantum Technology organised by Quantum Delta NL in collaboration with NWO. In total, more than €5.3 million is involved.
This week, our community member QuantWare announced to be opening its foundry capabilities to lower the barrier to build quantum computing hardware and accelerate the advent of the quantum computer. Below is a press release by QuantWare.
Yesterday, Quantum Delta NL (QDNL) opened the first location of the House of Quantum, in Delft. The House of Quantum is to become the world’s first national quantum campus consisting of several multi-tenant buildings for quantum companies across the Netherlands. The Dutch Minister for Economic Affairs and Climate Policy, Micky Adriaansens, officially opened the building during a festive event in the presence of among others Techleap.nl Special Envoy Constantijn van Oranje, founders, investors and knowledge institutions like TU Delft. Orange Quantum Systems, Qblox, Quantware and QphoX are the first companies to join – all alumni from the local Delft quantum cluster – and now reside under the same roof.
Gisteren is in Delft de eerste locatie van het House of Quantum geopend. Het House of Quantum moet ‘s werelds eerste nationale quantumcampus worden, bestaande uit verschillende verzamelgebouwen voor quantumbedrijven verspreid over het land. Minister van Economische Zaken en Klimaat, Micky Adriaansens, opende het eerste gebouw tijdens een feestelijke bijeenkomst op de nieuwe Delftse locatie in aanwezigheid van onder anderen Techleap.nl Special Envoy Constantijn van Oranje, oprichters, investeerders en kennisinstellingen zoals de TU Delft. Orange Quantum Systems, Qblox, Quantware en QphoX zijn de eerste bedrijven die zich er hebben gevestigd.
On November 8th, the European Quantum Software Institute (EQSI) was launched with a stakeholder event in Paris. EQSI aims to further align development processes and jointly achieve responsible innovation in Europe for Quantum Software and Quantum Algorithms, through co-creation with industry and Quantum Hardware partners.
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