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QSolid Shows What German Quantum Computing Tech Can Achieve

QSolid consortium reviews five years of domestic quantum computer development

By GPU Data Hub Desk · GPU Data Hub·Editorial standards··Germany
QSolid Shows What German Quantum Computing Tech Can Achieve

A German collaborative venture comprising twenty-six research centres, established firms, and start-ups is taking stock of its domestic quantum hardware programme. Led by Forschungszentrum Jülich, the QSolid initiative has spent nearly five years engineering a quantum computer based on indigenous technology. Project members are gathering to review developments and showcase Germany's largest collaborative endeavour in the quantum sphere.

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