SQuaD brings together players from research and industry to transfer scientific findings in the field of quantum communication into application.

New quantum method to generate single photons with higher efficiency at room temperature.

Lining up with the Quantum Technology & Application Consortium’s twelve existing members and tapping the market for random number generators of around € 10 B expected by...

In an array of superconducting qubits, microwave photons can be made to interact.

A phase separated fiber is made of many glass strands embedded in a glass matrix.

University of Geneva and Constructor University announce the creation of a joint chair in quantum communication which is to become a part of Geneva Quantum Centre.

On behalf of DLR, Leipzig-based start-ups SaxonQ and XeedQ are developing quantum computers based on nitrogen-vacancy centres in diamond.

A consortium led by the University of Amsterdam received a €7.5M Horizon grant to make quantum clocks more robust and compact.