Baden-Württemberg is investing 20 million euros in quantum computing research

Baden-Württemberg is investing 20 million euros in quantum computing research

Baden-Württemberg continues to invest in the future technology quantum computing

The state of Baden-Württemberg again shows its commitment to top research and innovation by investing a further 20 million euros in application-oriented research on quantum computing. Quantum technologies are considered absolute future fields and have the potential to revolutionize numerous industries.

With the decision of the Council of Ministers to further promote the "Competence Center Quante Computing Baden-Württemberg (KQC BW)" under the coordination of the Fraunhofer Society, the state government strengthens the Baden-Württemberg innovation location. By 2028, a further 20 million euros in grants are to be provided in order to promote research in the field of quantum computing.

In the past four years, the country has made extensive investments in the construction and composite projects of the competence center, a total of around 40 million euros. These funding has made it possible to build sustainable networks and to establish research in quantum computing in Baden-Württemberg.

The country's investments in this future -oriented technology not only have a direct impact on the research landscape on site, but also strengthen the competitiveness of the regional economy. By promoting the Quantes Computing Competence Center, Baden-Württemberg is positioned as an international leading location for innovative technologies.

It is expected that these investments will have long -term positive effects on the country's economy by creating new opportunities for companies and research institutions. Quantum computing has the potential to solve numerous challenges in different areas such as medicine, materials science or logistics and thus make an important contribution to the future viability of Baden-Württemberg.