Quantum Computing – Building Ecosystems with Research and Industry
summary
Germany commits large public sums to build a national quantum stack: a 2018 program (€650M) and a later €2B stimulus carve‑out fund 100 qubits scaling to 500 demonstrators. Nine hardware consortia share €300M to develop superconducting, ion‑trap, neutral‑atom, NV‑center and photonic systems with industry partners (Infineon, GlobalFoundries, IQM, Tactica) and user access to demonstrators. Nine software projects (35 partners, ~€31M) target optimization and database acceleration use cases with BASF, BMW, SAP, Siemens, Quantum Brilliance and others.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Quantum computing ecosystem
- 1:04Technological sovereignty
- 3:36German quantum program
- 5:07Quantum computing roadmap
- 6:54Hardware demonstrators
- 8:21Software networks
- 12:33European alignment
- 14:17Closing
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08mOpening Keynote
25mBringing quantum technologies into application – the German strategy
15mCurrent status and the future of quantum technologies in Europe
10mHow Can German SMEs Benefit from Quantum Computing?
37mIndustrial Adoption of Quantum Computing: Will German Regions Lead the Charge?
21mTowards an European Quantum Ecosystem
19mBridging the Gap from Innovation to Business
16mKeynote