The Fraunhofer Quantum Computing Ecosystem: Present Achievements und Developments
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Fraunhofer runs a regional quantum ecosystem offering three years of live access to real machines plus simulation clusters and benchmarking against IBM and new prototypes, and reports concrete engineering results: a local hardware run that moves from 5 to 9 qubits via a diamond layout, ongoing error-correction and algorithm benchmarks, and an education pipeline feeding technicians and industry partners (Sparkasse queries, tailored courses). Momentum continues with a new quantum BV initiative to improve qubit quality.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Fraunhofer Quantum Ecosystem intro
- 0:43Beyond programming and hardware
- 2:04Regional centers and scaling
- 3:29De-risking and customer engagement
- 4:32Hands-on quantum computing
- 5:56Scientific learning and community
- 7:20Algorithm development and PhD work
- 8:02Diamond-based qubit progress
- 9:07Quantum education programs
- 10:52Industry collaboration and benchmarking
- 11:57Future initiatives
- 13:22Q&A
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