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New graduate program puts UD in select company with in-demand degrees

Get to know Jen Sovada, SandboxAQ President of the Public Sector, who has been making an impact in the world of AI and quantum technology.

ESPOO, Finland (March 14, 2023) Today, VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland announced the launch of its quantum computing spinout SemiQon. The company builds a new type of quantum processor chip made from silicon semiconductors, as opposed to current approaches that are based on non-standard materials. The new semiconductor quantum processor chips are scalable and easier to manufacture. They can also function…

Voima Ventures backs the development of an alternative to conventional quantum computer chips, making future computers more affordable, scalable, and sustainable.

Chinese scientists set new record in high-rate quantum key distribution-

A collection of 85 organizations has submitted a proposal to the Department of Defense's Microelectronics Commons program, to create a regional hub bolstering tech development and growing workforce talent.

Einstein, Planck, Heisenberg, and Schrödinger were all German scientists who made revolutionary discoveries in the field of quantum mechanics. Today, Germany is seeing a renewed interest in Quantum technology, as more and more start-ups appear. Each is targeting a different niche in the quantum field, making this an exciting time for German technology.

QURECA is pleased to announce the commencement of the QTIndu (Quantum Technology Courses for Industry) Project, which will create industry-specific Quantum Technology (QT) training programs to address the growing needs of the quantum-ready workforce.

AZoQuantum had the pleasure of speaking with Dr. Foni Raphaël Lebrun-Gallagher about his team's breakthrough research at the University of Sussex. Their latest research proves the viability of connecting independent ion-trap quantum computer modules via electric fields.