Quantum-computing Enablement for German industry
summary
Fraunhofer sets up a national Quantum-computing Competence Network that gives German companies and academia exclusive access to an IBM Q System One (installed locally), offers cloud access to IBM’s New York devices, and pairs that hardware with training and consulting. The on-prem system runs 27 superconducting qubits with quantum volume 32, is available under German law and GDPR, excludes military use, and preserves creator IP; commercial access includes a €9,077 monthly ticket for full platform use while quantum advantage remains unproven and the network focuses on upskilling and practical R&D.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:00Competence Network
- 4:13Hardware
- 5:47Access
- 8:25Legal Framework
- 10:22Perspective
- 13:50Conclusion
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