Delft, The Netherlands, 09 November 2022 Delft Circuits, maker of the world’s most advanced cryogenic cabling solutions, today proudly announces its inclusion in the BICEP
CEN-CENELEC has formally approved to initiate of a “Joint Technical Committee” on Quantum Standardisation (“CEN-CLC/JTC”). This JTC will be the formal body for defining European
Delft Circuits heeft in de afgelopen jaren haar product, Cri/oFlex(R) – schaalbare i/o (bekabelingen) voor quantum systemen – ontwikkeld. Cri/oFlex(R) stelt quantum- computer en netwerk
Delft Circuit & kiutra kick-off a joint research project to develop a scalable platform for quantum technology (SPROUT) funded by Eureka Eurostars The goal of
Many private parties are working, largely individually, on a quantum computer. South Holland is doing something unique. Here, 6 private parties are working together to
MATQu enables stable European industry-scale fabrication value chains for solid-state-based quantum computer development. The (computational) performance of quantum computers relies heavily on their core hardware
Quantum technologies are transitioning from an academic to an industry-driven endeavour. Various corporates, governments, and large VC backed companies are heavily investing in building quantum-computing,
Several Dutch organizations have been working on standardization around quantum technology since last year. Recently, the quantum-tech start-ups Delft Circuits, Qblox, Orange Quantum Systems and
Dutch Quantum Computing start-ups join hands to create ImpaQt consortium Supporting the supply chain of quantum computers Traditionally quantum computer development (QC) has been done
The Quantum Daily interview Sal Bosman’s CV is eclectic. With over ten years’ experience in high-tech entrepreneurship, his career has also taken in roles as
