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The UK government and UKRI are launching a £78M initiative to accelerate commercial quantum sensing, networking, and workforce development under the National Quantum Strategy. A significant portion of this funding specifically targets hybrid quantum-classical workflows and AI-driven error mitigation, reinforcing the strategic integration of artificial intelligence with quantum platforms. This move aims to solidify the UK's global leadership by expanding domestic supply chains for photonic components and training specialist technicians for commercial scaling.
UK Government and UKRI Unveil £78M ($103.8M USD) Quantum Commercialization, Networking, and Skills Package
The UK government and UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) have announced a £78 million (approximately $103.8 million USD) funding package to advance quantum sensing, networking, and workforce development. This initiative, part of the National Quantum Strategy, includes grants for commercial applications, supply-chain development, and an expansion of the QuEST Apprentices Programme. An additional £17 million has been allocated for integrating AI and high-performance computing with quantum platforms, aiming to solidify the UK's global leadership in quantum technologies. The post UK Government and UKRI Unveil £78M ($103.8M USD) Quantum Commercialization, Networking, and Skills Package appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.
The UK Department for Business, Innovation, Science and Trade (BIST) and UK Research and Innovation (UKRI) have announced a major national funding package totaling £78 million ($103.8 million USD) to accelerate the commercialization of quantum sensing, quantum networking, and workforce development under the National…
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