<p>Quantum computing enables faster and more accurate simulations of advanced materials—helping to make aerospace systems lighter, stronger, and more efficient. In the DLR QCI QuantiCoM program, planqc develops quantum algorithms to model critical atomic-scale processes in metals and surfaces.</p>
Planqc is selected for Germany’s Quantum Computing Competition with LOGIQC. Its quantum processors use atoms in artificial crystals of light, which the company describes as the fastest way to scale to useful quantum advantage.
The European Space Agency commissions planqc, nebumind, and MT Aerospace to work on quantum technology for Europe’s Ariane 6 launcher. Planqc says its quantum processors use atoms in artificial crystals of light, which it describes as the fastest way to scale to useful quantum advantage.
Planqc plans to build a 1,000-qubit neutral-atom quantum computer for LRZ. The company says its processors use atoms in artificial crystals of light, which it describes as the fastest way to scale to useful quantum advantage.
Planqc opens its new company headquarters in Garching near Munich. The company says its quantum processors use atoms in artificial crystals of light, which it describes as the fastest way to scale to useful quantum advantage.