Our goal is to realize a 50-qubit quantum computer based on ion traps by the end of 2025. This technology is currently considered one of the world’s most promising approaches for scalable quantum computers, as it allows operation at room temperature and with the lowest error rates.
5
Years
25 Mio.
Euros
50
Qubits
For the construction of QVLS-Q1, the world-class expertise established in Lower Saxony is bundled with engineers and industry, thus encompassing the entire chain for the construction of a quantum computer. Bringing together all the necessary expertise under one roof – from nanotechnology to quantum algorithms or the production of ion trap chips – is a convincing unique selling point of the ambitious project even in a global comparison.
