Bridging the Gap from Innovation to Business
summary
Planqc is building a 1,000-qubit quantum computer for the Leibniz Supercomputing Center under a €20 million grant, and teams already demonstrate a working link between that quantum device and classical HPC. The strategy uses a quantum accelerator next to HPC so classical machines run most workloads and hand off hot kernels to the quantum unit. Munich’s strong photonics/laser supply chain, university IP transfers, and public procurement (over €50M so far) aim to shorten the path to first useful applications by decade’s end.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:09Innovation to business
- 2:33Quantum timelines and competition
- 4:59Munich quantum ecosystem
- 6:45Europe’s quantum role
- 8:32Max Planck Institute role
- 10:18Munich Quantum Valley
- 11:23Quantum-classical integration
- 12:48LI accelerator project
- 13:52Academic-industrial strengths
- 14:33Ecosystem growth
- 15:58Future wishes
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