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The QLSI consortium, a four-year EU project coordinated by CEA-Leti, aims to position Europe as a global leader in quantum computing by developing scalable silicon-based quantum processors, including a 16-qubit chip and an 8-qubit open-access system, while documenting requirements for systems exceeding 1,000 qubits as part of the €1 billion Quantum Flagship program.
The Dutch startup Qblox wins CES 2021 Innovation Award honoree for its qubit control hardware – the Cluster series and announces it secures $6Mn in seed funding from the European Innovation Council – Horizon 2020.
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QuTech, KPN, SURF and OPNT are launching a collaboration designed to make significant progress in building a first ever quantum network connecting the Randstad, i.e. one of the main metropolitan regions in The Netherlands. The project will focus on connecting different quantum processors, a significant distance apart, over a Dutch network. The aim is to build the very first fully functional quantum network using high-speed fibre connections.
QuTech and Fujitsu have partnered in a multi-year research project to develop modular quantum computers using diamond spin qubits, combining QuTech’s expertise in quantum technology with Fujitsu’s classical computing knowledge to accelerate innovation and commercialization potential.
QuTech researchers have demonstrated that a single hole trapped in a germanium quantum dot can function effectively as a qubit, using standard semiconductor manufacturing techniques that could potentially allow for scalable quantum computing systems.
ABN AMRO and Qutech are working to develop a technology based on Quantum Key Distribution (QKD) to improve banking security.