
Scalability Conference 2025
The NQCC’s Quantum Computing Scalability Conference 2025 will take place on 2nd – 4th April 2025 at the Keble College, Oxford.
Find out moreThe 2025 has been announced as the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology (IYQ) by the United Nations, which recognises 100 years since the initial development of quantum mechanics. The IYQ activities will run throughout the 2025, and will be officially launched in February at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris.
To celebrate the milestone, the National Quantum Computing Centre will mark this year through a range of activities, including events, interviews and articles. The aim is to stay connected with the quantum community, inspire people from all backgrounds to engage with quantum science and technology, and to advance quantum computing for societal benefit.
The opening ceremony took take place at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris on February 4-5, 2025, marking the start of this year-long effort. It focused on advancing quantum science, fostering collaboration, and promoting ethical innovation.
The NQCC’s Quantum Computing Scalability Conference 2025 will take place on 2nd – 4th April 2025 at the Keble College, Oxford.
Find out moreNQCC will be participating in the Annual Commercialising Quantum Global returns for its fourth edition, bringing together 1,000 attendees from across the quantum ecosystem.
Find out moreThe NQCC is leading a ‘quantum zone’ at the Royal Society’s Summer Science Exhibition in 2025, working with partners to showcase quantum science and technology across the UK.
Find out moreThe National Quantum Computing Centre will host the fourth UK Quantum Hackathon in July 2025. As part of the NQCC’s SparQ programme, the event aims to explore and raise awareness about the current capabilities and limitations of quantum computing technology, nurture talent development, and bring stakeholders together.
Find out moreThe official opening of the National Quantum Computing Centre’s main facility highlighted the pivotal role it will play in fostering collaboration across the UK’s burgeoning quantum ecosystem.
Find out moreThe UK Quantum Hackathon 2024, held for the third consecutive year, continues to provide the resources to elevate the standards of innovation and collaboration in the quantum computing landscape.
Find out moreWith more participants and more use cases across a diverse range of industry sectors, the 2024 edition of the UK’s Quantum Hackathon set new standards for engagement and collaboration.
Find out moreCombining research excellence with a direct connection to the National Quantum Computing Centre, the Quantum Software Lab is focused on delivering effective solutions to real-world problems
Find out moreGoogle has unveiled a new chip which it claims takes five minutes to solve a problem that would currently take the world’s fastest super computers ten septillion – or 10,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 years – to complete.
Read moreThe UK Government and regulators are advancing quantum technology with initiatives like new quantum hubs and the National Quantum Computing Centre, while adopting a phased regulatory approach to support innovation responsibly.
Read moreThe NQCC, in collaboration with the STFC’s Campus and Cluster team, is pleased to announce the successful projects awarded funding as part of this year’s Proof of Concept Call in Quantum Computing.
Read moreQuantum technologies, including computing, communications, and sensing, have the potential for transformative impacts. As these technologies become more widely adopted in the UK and beyond, it is critical that they are developed and used responsibly, as emphasised by the strong focus in the UK’s National Quantum Strategy to responsible innovation, ethical use, and societal good.
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