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Zurich Instruments, a market leader in developing and marketing qubit control and readout electronics for quantum computers, and its parent company Rohde & Schwarz, have been selected as key partners in the National Quantum Computing Testbed Facility (NQCT) project in Queensland, Australia. The project, led by A/Prof. Arkady Fedorov at The University of Queensland, has been awarded nearly AU$6 million under the Quantum and Advanced Technologies Commercialisation Infrastructure Program (QCIP). This initiative is part of the Queensland Quantum and Advanced Technologies Strategy, which aims to position Queensland as a leader in quantum innovation and shape the future of jobs and industries.

IQM Quantum Computers, Riverlane, and Zurich Instruments have announced the launch of the SurgeonQ project, a strategic collaboration to create the first quantum computing platform capable of running multiple real-time quantum error correction operations. The project represents progress towards commercially viable quantum computing systems.

Yesterday marked the opening of the UNESCO International Year of Quantum Science and Technology 2025 at the UNESCO headquarters in Paris. This initiative aligns with Zurich Instruments' mission to help unlock the vast potential of quantum science for the benefit of society. We thank UNESCO for spearheading this global effort, raising public awareness around a subject we are passionate about.

Zurich Instruments is thrilled to announce the recipients of this year's travel grants!

We are passionate about celebrating and supporting the achievements of the scientific community. For the tenth year in a row, we will support three young researchers, who can win one of three prizes of 1'500 CHF each.