Shared Quantum Technology Infrastructure Lands in Jyväskylä

Accelerating Quantum Technology:

A unique shared infrastructure environment is set to rise at the University of Jyväskylä's Nanoscience Center, thanks to significant funding from Business Finland. This initiative aims to accelerate the development and research of semiconductor-based quantum technology platforms, providing a shared space for both public and private entities, including university researchers and burgeoning start-ups. With such infrastructures still a global rarity, this Finnish venture is not only unique but also pivotal for semiconductor-based quantum technologies.

Collaborative Quantum Advancements:

Spearheaded by Professor Juha Muhonen, this project will be a beacon of collaborative efforts between industrial and research organizations in Finland, delving deep to unearth quantum technology solutions. The shared infrastructure will be crucial for measuring quantum computers and developing essential control and measurement electronics, paving the way for more efficient quantum computers in the future. With a focus on the development and characterization of semiconductor-based qubits, this initiative opens doors for cooperation, learning, and quantum advancements, setting the stage for Finland as a leader in the quantum realm.