How Can German SMEs Benefit from Quantum Computing?
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Germany estimates 53 billion euro by 2050 in quantum-computing value, with roughly 70% of impact from software; government funds a lighthouse Planck platform with 80+ partners and a new program investing 35 million euros for nine projects to build platforms, methods and tools. SMEs face concrete gaps: no in-house quantum engineers, limited time to evaluate hardware, and fear of sunk costs; funded collaborations integrate end users early and produce usable software stacks for piloting and scale.
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- 0:00Introduction
- 0:37How can SMEs benefit from Quantum Computing
- 2:30Challenges for SMEs
- 5:40Activities of the Unit
- 8:48Questions
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