Industrial Adoption of Quantum Computing: Will German Regions Lead the Charge?
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Three German regions report concrete outputs: Lower Saxony counts 57 projects/€170M and pays companies into staged industry–research pilots; a regional QT indu short courses program and a BMBF-funded iLabs fund SMEs through phased co‑funding; Hamburg hosts DLR open‑campus work on ionic trap and neutral-atom platforms plus local accelerators for photonics and sensing; NRW focuses on matchmaking and standards with PTB collaboration. They stress the need for clear roadmaps, benchmarking, less bureaucracy and prompt national disbursement of promised funds.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Regional quantum initiatives
- 1:04Panelists' quantum journeys
- 5:23NRW quantum coordination office
- 7:32Quantum Valley Lower Saxony
- 8:40Hamburg's quantum ecosystem
- 10:04Regional strengths and structures
- 14:41Quantum adoption impact
- 22:05Business challenges in quantum
- 26:38Federal versus regional collaboration
- 31:55Policy recommendations for quantum
- 37:16Q&A
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