Their mission is to deliver the worlds first quantum computer for mobile security and defence by 2027.
These types of systems can also be easily transported and updated in the field.
How small and light does it need to be?
Most methods for creating qubits require large cryogenic or vacuum systems.
These types of structures do not lend themselves well to portability.
Quantum Brilliance is one of the companies that have won part of the 35mn project allocation.
The Australian-German startup makes quantum accelerators and miniaturised processors out of diamond.
Along with Quantum Brilliance and ParityQC, there are two other startup candidates still in the game.
Oxford Ionics portable quantum computer is called MinIon.
so you can help it scale the technology, Oxford Ionics has partnered with Germanys largest semiconductor manufacturer Infineon.
The UK company currently holds the world fidelity performance record.
Germany already has a strong position in quantum computing.
Not to mention a high concentration of end users military and civilian alike.
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