New QBN member: Cambridge Quantum Computing
We warmly welcome our new member, Cambridge Quantum Computing, to QBN! CQC makes quantum computing useful both now and in the future, particularly in the areas of quantum chemistry, quantum machine learning and quantum natural language processing, as well as quantum cybersecurity and finance. Backed by some of the world’s leading quantum computing partners, including […]
New QBN member: Qnami
We warmly welcome our new member, Qnami, to QBN! The spin-off from the Department of Physics at the University of Basel in Switzerland is a quantum sensing pioneer. Qnami develops and markets quantum microscope systems, such as the Qnami ProteusQ™, the first scanning NV microscope for atomic-scale analysis of magnetic materials. It provides high-precision images […]
Neues QBN Mitglied: Qnami
Wir heißen Qnami herzlich willkommen im QBN! Das Spin-off des Fachbereichs Physik der Universität Basel in der Schweiz ist ein Quantensensorik-Pionier. Qnami entwickelt und vertreibt Quantenmikroskopsysteme, wie das Qnami ProteusQ™, das erste Scanning-NV-Mikroskop für die Analyse von magnetischen Materialien auf atomarer Ebene. Es liefert hochpräzise Bilder, mit denen die subtilsten Eigenschaften von Proben und die […]
QBN Webinar: Diamond-based Quantum Technologies for Mobile Applications
The QBN Webinar “Diamond-based Quantum Technologies for Mobile Applications” organized on Jan 26, 2021 together with the QBN members Element Six, Fraunhofer IAF and Quantum Brilliance was very well attended and is also very popular on demand. Quantum computing for distributed and mobile applications, geo surveying, denied GPS and masers for space-based applications are only […]
New EU Consortium shaping the future of Quantum Computing
An IQM Quantum Computers led consortium awarded € 12.4 Million by the German Ministry of Education and Research to commercialize application-specific quantum processors.
NEC and ParityQC collaborate to develop highly-scalable, practical quantum computers
NEC Corporation (NEC; TSE: 6701) and ParityQC today announced that they have started collaborating in the field of quantum annealing, a method of quantum computing. NEC will be the first company worldwide*1 implementing the ParityQC architecture for quantum annealing devices.
New QBN member: AegiQ
We warmly welcome our new member, AegiQ, to QBN! AegiQ develops and manufactures turnkey sources for indistinguishable single photons with extremely high bandwidths and quantum-safe communication systems for the quantum internet of the future. Its patented semiconductor technology enables high-performance quantum photonic applications in quantum sensing and quantum imaging as well as computing, in addition […]
German Roadmap Quantum Computing
The German government had already announced on June 3, 2020 that it would invest 2 billion euros from the economic stimulus and crisis management package in the development and construction of quantum computers. Now the “Roadmap Quantum Computing” developed by the Expert Council “Quantum Computing” has been published. The expert council also included two QBN […]
New QBN member: kiutra
We warmly welcome our new member, kiutra, to QBN! The spin-off of the Technical University of Munich, Germany designs, develops and manufactures cryogen-free cryostats, which in particular enable industrial applications of quantum technologies, shorter hardware development cycles and simpler scientific research. The cryogen-free magnetic cooling systems also provide continuous cooling at sub-Kelvin temperatures. Being inherently […]
German Federal Ministry of Research launches first projects from future package for quantum technologies
To combat the economic consequences of the Corona crisis, the German government is putting into place an assistance package of historic proportions. A part of this is a package for the future of innovation, which also includes investments in quantum technologies. The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) is now starting with initial […]
