Spain allocates 808 million and plans to attract 700 more to implement the strategic plan of quantum technologies

The Government presents its Strategy to develop this technology, which contemplates 808 million direct investmentBarcelona launches the first quantum supercomputer in Spain with European technology In terms of emerging technologies, generational artificial intelligence is already present. It is already close, even to its maturity. Soon the adjectives of revolutionary, disruptive or potentially dangerous will be carried away by quantum computing,…

Beyond the fluctuations in advances in quantum computing, the most media branch of science that studies the behavior and properties of matter and energy on microscopic scales, technologies based on this physics are a reality and, as the European Commission warns, will be fundamental to the economic security and technological sovereignty of the EU in the coming decades. “Quantum revolution is not an option, it is a strategic imperative,” conclude…

Spain is preparing to redouble its commitment to quantum technology. As announced this Thursday by the Minister of Science and Innovation, Diana Morant, and the Minister for Digital Transformation, Óscar López, the government will invest a total of 808 million euros of public funding over the next five years in this "disruptive science", twice what had been mobilized in the last five years, in turn also aims to attract at least 700 million more …

The Quantum Spain project, promoted by the Ministry for Digital Transformation and the Public Service through the Secretariat of State for Digitization and Artificial Intelligence, has opened access to its quantum computer hosted at the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC-CNS) and to the quantum emulators of Cesga and Scayle for researchers and companies. Applications can be sent until May 8. Researchers and companies will have the opportunity …