Quantum Technologies made in THE LÄND

Quantum technologies are a key technology of the future. As a leading innovation and industrial region in Germany and Europe, the German Southwest has outstanding quantum expertise in science and industry. Learn more about the institutions and individuals driving the quantum revolution and how industry, science and politics join forces in ‪@the_laend‬.
Discover Baden-Württemberg’s exciting quantum ecosystem:
- In fact, Europe's first and commercially usable quantum computer by IBM and Fraunhofer is located in Ehningen, Baden-Württemberg (watch from minute 00:19).
- Research in quantum applications is heavily funded in the German Southwest (watch from minute 03:23).
- ‪@FraunhoferIAO‬ in Stuttgart develops application-oriented algorithms for industrial use cases (watch from minute 02:05).
- The high-tech quantum start-up Q.ANT GmbH ‪@qantgmbh1784‬ (watch from minute 05:26) develops novel sensors and novel computing processors. Right now, they're working on their first application - a human machine interface that gives disabled people control over their prosthetics.
- There are great possibilities to become a quantum scientist in Baden-Württemberg, e.g. at the
‪@Uni_Stuttgart‬ (watch from minute 04:07) where a lot of fundamental research is carried out.
- IQST, the Center for Integrated Quantum Science and Technology, stimu­lates, expands and support­s syner­gies between physi­cists, chemists, engineers, and life scien­tists at the Univer­sity of Stuttgart, ‪@uulm‬ and ‪@maxplanckstuttgart‬ (watch from minute 04:36).
To dive deeper into quantum, technology made in THE LÄND, visit:
- www.quantumbw.de/en/
- www.bw-i.de/en/
- career-start-bw.com/
- www.thelaend.de/en/
- www.ibm.com/quantum
- qant.com/
- www.barzgroup.de
- www.messe-stuttgart.de/quantu...
- www.digital.iao.fraunhofer.de...
- www.iqst.org
- www.uni-stuttgart.de/en/

[@Uni_Stuttgart]

Finally the answer to the question: how do you become a quantum scientist?👍

[@korbinianvogt]

Starke Sache!

[@jeanphilipperickenbach7777]

wunderbar, dass Fraunhofer IAO weiterhin an der Spitzenforschung dabei ist 😊

[@lVideoWatcherl]

Sehr schönes Video!

[@unclewerner]

"...we can potentially solve very efficiently..." Sounds as hot as fusion. Definitely a lot of hot air in that video. And for those that don't know, NISQ means Noisy Intermediate-Scale Quantum. Or if you can express your mind clearly: the era where they still have no clue how to build a functioning quantum computer.

[@TomSzenessy-nr6ry]

Schön hier, aber waren sie schon in Ba--

[@Neura1net]

Technologien aus BW. Super

[@darkashes9953]

Ibm need al bigger budget for making bigger mile ston in Quantum computer like 10 million hips instead of 1.

[@Spiegelradtransformation]

They called Seggl.

[@kilih.4525]

Was kann der quanten Computer denn so alles?

[@mrcool7140]

Viel heiße Luft machen

[@scfan7231]

Erstmal gar nichts, er muss sich erst so weit entwickeln, dass er "Quantum Superiority" hat. Und wenn er das kann... naja, halt mehr als derzeitige Systeme.
Ich kenne nur ein Beispiel: Er kann so ungefähr alle Verschlüsselung der Welt knacken. Das heißt, es ist sehr wichtig für uns alle, dass verantwortungsvolle Akteure die ersten sind, die das entwickeln, und die dann daran arbeiten, die Verschlüseelung "quantum ready" zu machen.
Und bestimmt kann er sonst auch Berechnungen lösen, die heute nicht lösbar sind. Welche das sind... keine Ahnung. Besseres ChatGPT oder sowas. ;-)

[@BobderBenchpresser]

Was er nicht kann: Deinen Computer ersetzen

[@farhanaf832]

We can help scientists by processing data from boinc distributed computing software ♥️

[@31337flamer]

theoretisch kann der viel. aber für die algorithmen braucht man mehrere tausend Qbits.. das wird noch lange dauern.

[@bauch16]

The Technology that will cause human downfall