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On Wednesday morning, 12 April, His Majesty the King Willem-Alexander and President Macron honoured the UvA's Faculty of Science with a visit. Prof. Florian Schreck and Prof. Professor Philippe Bouyer showed the King and the French president around t

On Wednesday morning, 12 April, His Majesty the King Willem-Alexander and President Macron honoured the UvA's Faculty of Science with a visit. Prof. Florian Schreck and Prof. Professor Philippe Bouyer showed the King and the French president around the UvA's Quantum Gases & Quantum Information Lab and talked about the promising possibilities of quantum technology. This was followed by a round table discussion with CEOs of Dutch and French companies. Groundbreaking

The future of quantum is likely to be transformational, but we cannot predict exactly how. What can government do to support or accelerate that future?

The QDNL Participations fund aims to help Dutch startups and research teams in the quantum sector turn into VC-investable companies.

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This EPC ‘Quantum task force’ aims to provide analysis and policy recommendations to develop a European quantum industrial ecosystem.

The race is on for nations to establish themselves at the forefront of the quantum revolution, with academic, federal, and private investments of time, resources, and brainpower flooding into the field. One country that is well on the way to marking itself as a world leader in quantum technology is the Netherlands.

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QuantWare, a provider of superconducting quantum processors, has been awarded a subsidy from Quantum Delta NL to improve its state-of-the-art coherence times in superconducting processors by using novel materials.

While quantum computers hold much promise, they also represent a critical threat to the security of the internet, as they may undo current cryptographic defenses. To develop new quantum-proof cryptography, the leading standards authority NIST has invited researchers all over the world to design solutions. Now, an algorithm developed at the Eindhoven University of Technology (TU/e) has been selected to become a new standard for post-quantum cryptography. Two other TU/e solutions have been chosen ...