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Quantum

Bringing the second quantum revolution to the rest of the world

27 Jun 2024 Margaret Harris
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Up for discussion: (l-r) Moderator Imrana Ashraf and panellists Tatevik Chalyan, Vatshal Srivastav, Taofiq Paraiso, Roger Alberto Koegler and Rodrigo Benevides discuss the role of quantum technologies in their home countries in front of audience members at the Quantum 2.0 conference in the Netherlands. (Courtesy: Margaret Harris)
Quantum technologies have enormous potential, but achieving that potential is not going to be cheap.

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