Lack of digital skills can impede the Danish quantum adventure
29 November 2023
Quantum technology opens up a world of possibilities, but we must acknowledge that the path forward may not necessarily be easy. Denmark can play a crucial role in the development, but to realize this potential, focused investments and, above all, competent digital specialists are needed.
Automatic Tuning of Spin-qubit Arrays
Spin-qubit quantum-dot arrays are one of the most promising candidates for universal quantum computing. However, with the size of the arrays, a bottleneck has emerged: Tuning the many control parameters of an array by hand is time-consuming and very expensive. The nascent spin-qubit industry needs a platform of algorithms that can be fine-tuned to specific sensing hardware, and which allows cold-start tuning of a device.
Quantum technology and digitalisation: DIREC invited to a research workshop at DTU on 6 January
20 January 2023
How do we create a Danish community of computer scientists who can develop future software for quantum technologies? This was the subject of a workshop where 40 leading researchers were recently gathered at Technical University of Denmark.
Quantum in practice: Current industry applications
31 October 2023
Join us for an afternoon filled with insights and inspiration as we explore the potential of quantum computing.
Workshop: An update on quantum computers – where are we today?
31 October 2023
Quantum technology has become a hot topic, not the least in Denmark with the recent announcement of the Government’s Quantum Strategy1.
Quantum Computing – Workshop and Opening Event
22 September 2023
Workshop on Quantum Computing followed by Quantum Hub Opening Event
Quantum workshop for digital researchers
27 March 2023
IT University of Copenhagen
Digital Quantum Research Workshop
5 January 2023
Technical University of Denmark
Quantum Computing – What are the opportunities and the way forward?
6 May 2022
ATV and DIREC invite you to a joint seminar on the current opportunities and development areas in quantum computing.
