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TechPulse take: HQS has pivoted from theoretical molecule discovery to solving immediate industrial efficiency problems in pharmaceutical quality control using quantum computing. This marks a significant milestone as the firm aims to be the first globally to deploy a quantum solution with direct commercial relevance beyond academic research. The shift demonstrates a strategic move toward practical, near-term applications that offer clear advantages over classical methods.
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Source coveringQuantum Zeitgeist
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Karlsruhe Quantum Firm via Cyberforum Aims for First Industrial Application
Quantum Zeitgeist4 min read
Iris Schwenk, founder of the Karlsruhe-based quantum technology company HQS, leads 40+ employees in a race to deliver the first industrial quantum application.
Iris Schwenk, 36, leads a Karlsruhe-based quantum technology firm, HQS, while raising two young children, a balance she acknowledges is often viewed as unconventional. The physicist and entrepreneur is now competing with large corporations to be the first to deliver a quantum technology application with industrial benefit. “Das würde man im Allgemeinen nicht als so schlau ansehen,” Schwenk says, after stating her desire to serve as a role model. HQS is prepared to bring…
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