The Quantum Education Landscape in Europe and Germany
summary
Europe and Germany build a scattered but concrete quantum education effort that funds five pilot programs, creates a shared multi‑vendor hands‑on platform with partners including IBM Q System One, and stitches together consortiums led by Fraunhofer IAF to avoid duplicate small grants. A state competence center funds six industry research projects, industry returns many letters of intent, a certification framework and centralized access management are under development, and the platform must become self‑sufficient after three years.
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- 0:00Start
- 4:23European Quantum Flagship Program Ordu - European Quantum Week
- 6:17German BMBF Program Futur Education Program
- 8:37Current KQC Baden-Württemberg projects
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