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Universal Quantum is establishing its first dedicated R&D center outside Europe in Singapore, focusing on ion trap chip development and advanced packaging to support its trapped-ion quantum computing roadmap. This expansion, backed by over SGD 30 million in investment from EDBI, positions the city-state as a key hub for the company's Asia-Pacific operations and strengthens the region's emerging quantum ecosystem.

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Universal Quantum Opens R&D Competency Centre Outside Europe in Singapore

The Quantum InsiderSeptember 9, 20265 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Universal Quantum, the pioneering UK company building large-scale quantum computing systems for real-world use, today announced a major expansion of its presence in Singapore. The move builds on Universal Quantum’s close partnership with Singapore’s National Quantum Office (NQO), the body responsible for implementing the nation’s quantum strategy. The collaboration is […]

Universal Quantum is establishing its first dedicated R&D centre outside Europe in Singapore, backed by an investment of more than SGD 30 million and an initial team of 25. The Singapore centre will focus on ion trap chip development, advanced packaging and integration to support the company’s trapped-ion quantum computing roadmap. EDBI is investing in Universal Quantum, while the company is working with Singapore’s National Quantum Office and Economic Development Board to develop its Asia-Pacific operations. PRESS RELEASE — Universal Quantum, the pioneering UK company building large-scale quantum computing systems for real-world use, today announced a…

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