Description
At EPFL’s Center for Quantum Science and Engineering, the conversation shifts to the emerging development environment that turns scientific advances into working systems.
EPFL is the first Swiss university to integrate a real quantum computer into its high-performance computing infrastructure, enabling advanced simulations and research workflows. The center’s interdisciplinary approach and recent theoretical work on quantum learning problems further push the boundaries of what is computationally possible.
The European Patent Office will demonstrate how patent analytics can reveal the direction of the quantum field, supporting startups and companies in navigating the landscape of intellectual property.
A visit to LiGENTEC, a leading photonics company will make the enabling layer tangible, showcasing photonic integrated circuits and their unique properties that future quantum systems may depend on, and the laboratory infrastructures that made this possible.