Stage Talk: IBM and T-Systems: Building the European Quantum Ecosystem
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IBM and T‑Systems outline concrete steps: 100,000‑qubit goal by 2033 and scaling with superconducting qubits while treating cryogenics as engineering, not a blocker. They add minimum five partners this year (more than ten expected), offer cloud access to IBM systems, a quantum lab in Berlin and a development lab with Fraunhofer, and combine error‑mitigation pathways now with ongoing work toward error correction. They emphasize data sovereignty, local compute availability for European industry, and hands‑on use‑case support.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00European Quantum ecosystem
- 1:03European Quantum ecosystem needs
- 2:29Data privacy and sovereignty
- 4:13Quantum research and development
- 5:40Secure quantum computing access
- 8:31Quantum computing newcomers
- 10:38IBM Quantum Network research
- 11:40Expanding European partners
- 13:53Q&A on hardware and error correction
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