Researchers from universities and institutes around [Ireland] will pool their expertise to examine how infrastructure and the transmission of data in Ireland can be secured using quantum technology.
A combined investment of €3 million in the CoQREATE (Convergent Quantum REsearch Alliance in TElecommunications) US-Ireland R&D Partnership has been announced to investigate technologies that will form the foundations of a quantum internet.
Today, Oxford Instruments NanoScience announces the supply of two next-generation Cryofree® dilution refrigerators to the University College Cork (UCC). One of the ProteoxMX systems includes a high homogeneity 14T magnet for increased experimental capacity.
Quantum computing brings many benefits, but can’t be at the expense of data and system security. Internet traffic has seen a staggering, albeit expected increase since the pandemic. Everything from online gaming, shopping, learning, banking, and streaming services, have all experienced an immense boost in consumption, as society has sought to survive and escape reality.
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Equal1 Laboratories (Equal1), the silicon quantum computing company, announced btov Industrial Technologies has joined Atlantic Bridge and other Equal1 investors in a multimillion Euro funding round. The funding, which will accelerate the introduction of the world’s most compact and cost-effective quantum computers, brings the initial capital invested in Equal1 to over €10 million.
A new research centre harnessing the potential of quantum science has opened its doors at University College Dublin.
Irish quantum computing start-up may raise $50m in coming years Read More… + Equal1, which has around 13 employees in Ireland, is developing a new
Minister Simon Harris launches Ireland’s first Quantum Computer Engineering Centre at Tyndall The multi-million-euro investment will see an additional 900 sq metres of research space
Getting Bigger: Ireland, Quantum Computing, and Big Data Key takeaways are the Irish presence in the quantum computing landscape, a layperson’s description of quantum computing,
Ireland: A superpower in quantum technology? Points to note… + We are now standing on the threshold of what is being called the quantum revolution
