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This announcement highlights significant German government investment in error-corrected quantum computing, specifically validating the neutral ytterbium atom platform within a major European competition. The initiative aims to establish at least two frontier-scale quantum computers by 2030, marking a pivotal step toward practical industrial applications of quantum hardware.

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planqc and LOGIQC Selected for Germany’s Quantum Computing Competition

The Quantum InsiderOctober 5, 20263 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — planqc and the LOGIQC consortium have been selected as one of six consortia to compete in Germany’s Quantum Computing Competition (QCC). The QCC is a major initiative of the Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space (BMFTR) to advance error-corrected quantum computing in Germany. With up to €640 million in […]

planqc and the LOGIQC consortium have been selected as one of six consortia competing in Germany’s Quantum Computing Competition to advance error-corrected quantum computing. LOGIQC, coordinated by planqc, will develop an error-corrected quantum computer based on neutral ytterbium atoms with partners including MPQ, LMU, the University of Tübingen, Forschungszentrum Jülich…

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