Eindhoven, The Netherlands

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  • Possibly the best place in the world to industrialize extremely complex (quantum and other) systems
  • With 75.000 engineers of all types, you can find support through hiring or ‍
  • Utilize the local R&D/manufacturing model: A codesigning supply chain so strong you can create hightech (quantum) systems of arbitrary complexity with a limited internal team.‍
  • The technical university of Eindhoven provides top facilities and a growing number of new engineers. Key technologies in quantum security, sensing and (neutral atom) computing are researched.‍
  • Integrated photonics is a strong asset of the region, with design and manufacturing locally present, ready to enable new quantum technologies.

Brainport: A highly international, friendly and cooperative region where you can create and (mass) produce your quantum systems.

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The Brainport region (Eindhoven and surrounding area) is likely the densest center for hightech system industrialization in the world.

Boasting the highest patent/inhabitant rate in the EU, a packed ecosystem of companies in the mechanical, electronics, system, optics, software and more supplies industry giants such as Philips, NXP and ASML.

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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

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

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