21 Jan 2026
In the snaQCs2025 project, neQxt is leading a consortium with Fraunhofer IAF and point8 to work on the coordinated development of quantum error correction methods and quantum algorithms. The project aims at significantly advancing the practical applicability of quantum computers. The project kick-off took place in Cologne on January 14, 2026. The BMFTR is funding snaQCs with €2.5 million over three years.
03 Sep 2025
Cologne, September 3, 2025 – neQxt is working on scalable ways to make quantum computers work reliably. By encoding logical information across many physical qubits in a Quantum error correcting code, fragile quantum states are protected against errors that naturally arise in any physical architecture. Implementing a universal set of quantum gate operations on logical qubits remains challenging. Some gates are "easy" to perform fault-tolerantly, while others, like the T-gate, typically require additional costly procedures such as preparing special "magic states".
23 Jun 2025
Berlin/Munich, June 23, 2025 – Bundesdruckerei, neQxt, and JoS QUANTUM will demonstrate groundbreaking developments in the field of quantum technologies at World of Quantum. The world's largest trade fair for this technology will take place in Munich from June 24 to 27. The focus of the three German research partners is the "Quantum Internet in a Nutshell" project. An ion trap quantum computer will enable, for the first time, the realistic imitation, research, and testing of quantum-based cryptography on a real quantum system – with direct benefits for the construction and security aspects of a future quantum internet.
Originally released by our valued partner Bundesdruckerei. View the original press release here.
Read more →18 Sep 2024
The Agentur für Innovation in der Cybersicherheit GmbH (Cyberagentur) has today (18.09.2024) signed contracts with three international technology companies for the development of mobile quantum computers. With an investment of over 35 million euros, this project marks a milestone in quantum research and lays the foundation for new fields of application for quantum computers. The aim is to enable mobile use in security and defense scenarios as well as in civilian applications.