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Apr 09

QUANTUM DELTA NL AWARDED 615 MILLION EURO FROM NETHERLANDS’ NATIONAL GROWTH FUND TO ACCELERATE QUANTUM TECHNOLOGY

Funds will be used to train 2,000 researchers and engineers to scale 100 start-ups and to host three corporate R&D labs in the Netherlands by 2027 Monday, April 12, 2021 (Delft, Netherlands): Quantum Delta NL, the public-private foundation, which launched in 2020 with the mandate to coordinate and execute the... read more →
Mar 03

Probability and consequences of living inside a computer simulation by Gilles Brassard

Last December 2020, Professor Gilles Brassard of the Université de Montréal was the first to be appointed on the new Turing chair for Quantum Software at the University of Amsterdam (UvA). He joined QuSoft, the Dutch research centre for quantum software of which the UvA is one of the partners,... read more →
Feb 24

De strijd om de beste qubit – Spinnende elektronen en flitsende fotonen

Eind januari lieten onderzoekers van het Delftse QuTech en Microsoft weten dat ze toch niet zeker waren dat ze majoranadeeltjes hadden waargenomen. Ze trokken hun Nature-publicatie hierover terug, een tegenslag voor de Delftse onderzoekers en Microsoft. Dat de toekomst van de quantumcomputer nu onzeker is, zoals Bert Wagendorp schreef in zijn column in de Volkskrant,... read more →
Feb 04

What is it like to research quantum computers and the quantum internet?

Postdoctoral researcher at QuSoft, Yfke Dulek, and Sophie Hermans (QuTech) have recorded an episode together for the podcast "Radio Swammerdam". In this episode they talk about building quantum computers and the quantum internet, how to secure them, and what it's like to conduct research in this field.  On January 31, the... read more →
Feb 01

OUTSOURCING COMPUTATIONS TO A QUANTUM COMPUTER YOU CAN’T TRUST

Quantum computers hold great promise, but to what extent can we trust the outcome of these elusive machines? In her PhD thesis, Yfke Dulek investigates ways to delegate computations to a quantum computer, focussing on the question how trustworthy the outcomes will be. Her research could pave the way for... read more →
Jan 04

Multiparty entanglement: when everything is connected

Source: University of Amsterdam ‘Entanglement’ is a ubiquitous concept in modern physics research: it occurs in subjects ranging from quantum gravity to quantum computing. In a publication that appeared in Physical Review Letters last week, UvA-IoP physicist and senior researcher at QuSoft, Michael Walter and his collaborator Sepehr Nezami shed... read more →
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