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15 million euros for a brilliant AI revolution

15 million euros for a brilliant AI revolution

They want to bring light to the world of microelectronics: The state of Lower Saxony and the Volkswagen Foundation are providing around €15 million in funding to the Lower Saxony microelectronics consortium ‘Nitride Technology Centre’ (NTC), which is led by TU Braunschweig. Under the project name ‘Bringing Light to Microelectronics’ (BRIGHT), the consortium is developing, among other things, a unique neuromorphic computer based on LEDs. In the future, this is expected to dramatically reduce the enormous power consumption of AI applications.

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A new Chapter for QVLS: Introducing the QVLS innovation GmbH

A new Chapter for QVLS: Introducing the QVLS innovation GmbH

We are excited to share the next milestone in the evolution of Quantum Valley Lower Saxony: the founding of QVLS Innovation GmbH. Since its establishment in 2020, QVLS has been among Germany’s first dedicated quantum initiatives. Over the past years, it has earned the...

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Quantum Effects 2025

Quantum Effects 2025

At the trade fair in Stuttgart, Germany (October 7–8), we presented one of our many important projects: QTIndu, with its own booth, sponsored by QVLS | Quantum Valley Lower Saxony and Stifterverband. QTIndu develops short-term training programs in the field of quantum...

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A Quantum Leap into PTB – QVLS at the Open Day 2025

A Quantum Leap into PTB – QVLS at the Open Day 2025

Report and Video: More than 8,000 visitors from all over Germany took part in this unique event. With hands-on activities, interactive demonstrations, and direct encounters with researchers, the Open Day became a joyful and unforgettable celebration of science.

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Braunschweig escape game at the world’s largest quantum bit

Braunschweig escape game at the world’s largest quantum bit

In keeping with the International Year of Quantum Science and Technology, the Heinz Nixdorf MuseumsForum in Paderborn has opened a new exhibition area dedicated to quantum computing. Among other things, the computer museum displays one of the original ion traps...

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Diamond-Based Lasers: „Resonate Bright Like a Diamond“

Diamond-Based Lasers: „Resonate Bright Like a Diamond“

Those who want maximum precision need a laser with the most stable frequency possible. A collaboration between TU Braunschweig and Leibniz University Hannover aims to tackle this challenge for the first time with diamond-based materials. Highly sensitive quantum...

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Cluster4future QVLS-iLabs on the move: New speaker team and phase 2 in sight

Cluster4future QVLS-iLabs on the move: New speaker team and phase 2 in sight

With a new structure and clear focus, QVLS-iLabs is positioning itself for the future: New speaker teams, consisting of tandems of representatives from science and industry, strengthen the link between research and application.
The proposal for the second funding phase has been submitted. The iLabs partners hope to be able to continue the successful collaboration in a further project phase!

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