Projects

As DLR QCI, industrial companies commission the development of quantum computers and the necessary auxiliary technologies. These are our hardware projects. At the same time, DLR institutes are developing applications for these quantum computers. These are our application projects.

All hardware projects work together with research projects on academic use cases. All application projects work together with partners from other industry and business on commercial use cases. We are currently placing further orders with industrial partners and research institutes.

Our hardware projects

DIAQ: Diamond material for room temperature quantum computer

SQuAp: Spin Qubit Analysis platform for hardware based on colour centres

AQuRA: Development of an analogue quantum computing machine

Legato: Prototype multichip quantum computer with up to 100 trapped-ion qubits

QSea II: Modular and scalable ion trap quantum computer

QSea I: Remote access 10-qubit ion trap-based quantum computer demonstrator

SuNQC: Quantum computer based on NV centres in diamond with sulphur doping

REDAC: Reconfigurable Discrete Analog Computer

Xaphiro: Prototype trapped-ion quantum computer with at least 50 qubits

Toccata: Trapped-ion quantum computer with at least 50 qubits and error correction

QuiX Quantum: Photonic quantum computer with up to 64 qubits

Our application projects

QMPC: Quantum Mission Planning Challenges

AQuRA: Development of an analogue quantum computing machine

Open positions

QCoKaIn: Hybrid Quantum High-Performance Computing using Causal Inference

Open positions

KLIM-QML: Improving climate models using quantum machine learning

Open positions

QLearning – Quantum processors for reinforcement learning

Open positions

QuantiCoM: Quantum Computing for Materials Science and Engineering

Open Positions

R-QIP: Reliable Quantum Information Processing

Open positions

Quant²AI: Quantifying the benefits of quantum AI systems

QUA-SAR: Quantum computing for radar remote sensing

ALQU: Algorithms for quantum computer development in hardware-software codesign

TeufIQ: Technology development and support for ion-trap quantum computers

BASIQ: Battery materials simulation using quantum computers