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05.11.2026 Quantum Computing

Developed in Delft, tested in Delft: local quantum algorithms meet local quantum hardware

Researchers from the Quantum CFD Lab at TU Delft have run quantum algorithms for computational fluid dynamics (CFD) on quantum computers developed at QuTech, part of TU Delft. Using Quantum Inspire, TU Delft’s free, open, and cloud-based quantum computing platform, the QCFD team tested algorithms on real quantum hardware, rather than relying on simulators ...

16.10.2026 Ecosystem

QuTech coordinates European effort to build world's first full-stack quantum internet prototype

QuTech will coordinate the next phase of a major European effort to build a ...

13.10.2026 Quantum Internet

A quantum setup moves from Delft to Karlsruhe

After fourteen years of research in the Hanson Lab at QuTech, an experimental research ...

10.09.2026 Quantum Internet

Meet the Qbead: a qubit in the palm of your hands

A qubit is the basic unit of information in a quantum computer, just as ...

09.09.2026 Quantum Internet

Diamond spin quantum computing takes a step toward optical scaling

Researchers from Fujitsu, TU Delft, and QuTech have developed a prototype for a new type of quantum computer based on tin-vacancy (SnV) centres in diamond. The system, developed under ...

04.09.2026 Quantum Computing

QuTech establishes Quantum Systems Integration Unit

QuTech has established a Quantum Systems Integration Unit to develop full-stack superconducting quantum computers. The new unit will build open–architecture quantum computers using a European quantum value chain. It is seed-funded by QuTech Business Development, with Quantum Inspire providing the ...

29.07.2026 Quantum Computing

The quantum bus goes round and round

Researchers at QuTech have demonstrated a semiconductor quantum circuit in which moving qubits plays an active role in processing quantum information. In the experiment a single qubit travels across ...

07.07.2026 Quantum Computing

Quantum Inspire adds new open-architecture quantum processor: Tuna-17

QuTech, in collaboration with the Delft quantum technology ecosystem, has released Tuna-17: a new open-architecture superconducting quantum computer designed to advance Europe’s publicly accessible quantum computing capabilities. Developed by ...

06.07.2026 Organization

QuTech Annual Report 2025

We are proud to present our Annual Report for 2025. UNESCO declared 2025 the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology, marking the 100th anniversary of the birth of ...

Three researchers overlooking an optical test bed.

25.06.2026 Quantum Internet

Coherent coupling of diamond colour centre to a nanocavity

Future quantum networks will depend on reliable handshakes between two very different carriers of quantum information: solid-state qubits that can store and process information, and photons that can carry ...

11.05.2026 Ecosystem

QuTech spinoff FrostByte raises €1.3 million for cryo-electronics for scalable quantum computers

FrostByte develops cryo-electronics for one of the biggest scaling challenges in quantum computing: how to control millions of qubits without overwhelming systems with cables, heat generation and external electronics. ...

Maxim de Smet and Larysa Tryputen shuttling an imaginary qubit using badminton

07.05.2026 Quantum Computing

The qubit: there and back again

Scalable semiconductor quantum processors will need more than good qubits. They also need a practical way to connect them. In a new study, published in Nature, QuTech researchers show ...