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Nordic Quantum Computing Group (NQCG) has ceased business operations. For more details on what led to this decision, please visit the link: nqcg.com/
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Quantum Computing: Between Hope and Hype scottaaronson.blog/?p=8329
Why Europe will not catch up with the US ft.com/content/298008a0-b75d… via @ft
Draghi report sounds alarm on Europe's competitive decline tech.eu/2024/09/13/draghi-re… via @tech_eu
Assessing and advancing the potential of quantum computing: A NASA cas... sciencedirect.com/science/ar…
Taxing someone on unrealised gains is the new normal in Norway. Expect an exodus of startups ...
bloomberg.com/news/articles/…
Europe will miss 2030 chip market goal, says ASML CEO reuters.com/technology/europ…
NATO releases first ever quantum strategy nato.int/
South Korea unveils plans by leading firms such as Samsung and SK Hynix to spend more than $470 billion establishing the world’s largest chipmaking cluster, joining a global race to safeguard domestic supply bloomberg.com/news/articles/… via @technology
Quantum Economy Blueprint weforum.org/publications/qua… via @wef
Thirty Years Later, a Speed Boost for Quantum Factoring quantamagazine.org/thirty-ye… via @QuantaMagazine
Open Hardware in Quantum Technology
A highly timely and pivotal research paper addressing a crucial topic that holds significant implications for the future of the quantum industry:
arxiv.org/abs/2309.17233
New National Quantum Strategy Part 2 provides significant boost to the Danish Quantum Ecosystem investindk.com/insights/new-…
Germany's move is part of an initiative to be competitive with countries that have already taken steps to build a quantum computer physicsworld.com/a/germany-r…
Germany’s Action Plan for Quantum Technologies announced last may 1 is to invest a total of 3 billion euros in the development of a universal quantum computer by 2026
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