Hamburg, Germany

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The Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg acts decisively in the development of quantum technologies.  As part of the Free and Hanseatic City of Hamburg’s quantum technologies (QT) development program, Hamburg Quantum Innovation Capital (hqic) is committed to establish a robust QT ecosystem. This includes facilitating the transfer of technology from fundamental research to the commercial and societal sectors, fostering funding activities, nurturing talent and enhancing the visibility of Hamburg as a QT hub. The hqic forms the umbrella for the local QT-activities and promotes their international integration.

Together with its renowned institutions and companies Hamburg creates a professional and welcoming atmosphere that drives innovation towards the industrial application of quantum technologies.

The rich activities at the side accumulate in three major fields of action

  • Quantum computing hardware; cold atoms and ion traps
  • Quantum computing software and algorithms
  • Quantum simulations and materials

Hamburg, representing a vivid industry and logistic node with ambitious QT-research activities, provides short ways for innovation combined with hanseatic pragmatism and reliability to form a unique ecosystem fostering transfer of quantum technology into application

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What is the Quantum Campus?

The European Quantum Campus represents a growing number of leading hubs where quantum R&D takes place, where people can meet and work on the next milestones for the young quantum economy. This initiative started with the trilateral collaboration between France, Germany and the Netherlands; but is open to additional partners as we grow the ecosystem across Europe.

In the coming months, we will place more information about hubs and joint projects on this website

This initiative is led by:

Each organization brings unique expertise, collectively enhancing quantum technology education and innovation across these European nations.