Maybe it’s the way we refer to “ecosystems” that make it sound that quantum research hubs are created organically and spontaneously. Quantum ecosystems do not germinate out of the floors of research labs, they are complex, expensive communities that need to be planned, led — and invested (heavily) in.
In this Quantum Insider Insights we examine how countries in central Europe, specifically Germany and Austria, are building and investing in their quantum ecosystems.
Matt Swayne
Matt Swayne is a contributor at The Quantum Insider. He focuses on breaking news about quantum discoveries and quantum computing.
