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Milestone Quantum Delta NL: Dutch players join forces in building the future of quantum technology

Quantum technology is an important key technology offering great opportunities for the Netherlands in the coming years. To accelerate the leading role of the Netherlands in quantum technology, a new institution was established: Quantum Delta Nederland (QDNL) Foundation. By expanding the current ecosystem of companies, knowledge institutes and governmental institutions QDNL will continue to build a strong ‘Quantum Delta’.

Quantum Delta NL was set up by a broad collaboration of knowledge institutes, companies and social organizations, including QuSoft (University of Amsterdam and CWI), TU Delft,, Leiden University, TU/e, University of Twente, TNO, TechLeap, Braventure, NanolabNL, MinacNed and NanoNextNL. In total, more than 70 companies and organizations are involved.

Read the full press release here (in Dutch).

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Signing the deed of incorporation in the old town hall of Delft. From left to right: Freeke Heijman, Ronald Hanson, Jesse Robbers (all QDNL) and notary Hans Avenarius

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