Quantum Promises
summary
Global funding surges (single deals near $650M) with North America hosting ~50% of startups and ~80% of startup funding, China leading in patents and public spending, and Europe launching the 10‑year EuroQCI infrastructure push. Commercial QKD products exist today but manufacturers are mostly Asian, creating a need for trusted European suppliers. IBM moves an IBM Quantum System One into Europe; teams benchmark progress with quantum volume and aim for a business‑relevant quantum advantage within 2–3 years. Post‑quantum crypto and integration of hardware+software are urgent.
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- 0:00Start
- 4:02Main Areas of Quantum Technology
- 6:07What Are Quantum Computers
- 26:26What Is the Sweet Spot for Future Investments
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