Which hardware will carry the universal quantum computer is still open. Munich Quantum Valley therefore develops three of the most promising platforms side by side – and every layer above them.
From qubits and control electronics to system software, algorithms and applications, multidisciplinary teams work on the full stack of a quantum computer. In the medium term, the goal is systems with up to 1,000 qubits integrated into Bavaria’s high-performance computing infrastructure and available via the cloud; in the long term, fault-tolerant quantum computers.
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Research Areas
Like any computer, a quantum computer has layers: hardware, firmware, software and applications.
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Organisation and Projects
Our research is organised in nine consortia.
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Research Groups
Munich Quantum Valley unites an unusually large number of research groups from all fields of quantum science and technology – at universities, Max Planck and Fraunhofer institutes, DLR and the Bavarian Academy of Sciences.
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Lighthouse Projects
Lighthouse projects pool the strengths of several partners around one ambitious goal and make our progress visible far beyond Bavaria.
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Collaborate with MQV
Munich Quantum Valley is built on collaboration.