Quantum Technology Competence Center at Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt
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PTB sets up the Quantum Technology Competence Center (QTZ) to turn lab systems into industry-ready hardware, offering user facilities with automated test rigs for ion traps, independent calibration and certification services (single‑photon detectors already covered), and courses for industry. A consortium-built opticlock demonstrator ships as a transportable, rack-mounted optical atomic clock claiming better precision than commercial alternatives. PTB also joins Quantum Valley Lower Saxony to deliver a 50‑qubit ion-trap quantum computer prototype within five years.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:25What is PTB
- 2:43PTB fields
- 4:37Quantum Technology Competence Center
- 11:02What does that all mean
- 11:24Why iron traps
- 13:43User facility
- 14:05Applications
- 16:03Integration
- 16:35Examples
- 16:52Standardization
- 18:18Participation
- 18:32Thanks
- 18:44Questions
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