The CLUSTEC consortium combines unique expertise in both theoretical and experimental aspects of cluster state technology. With partners from Germany, France, Switzerland, Czech Republic, and Denmark, the project brings together leading researchers and industry partners to drive significant advancements in the field.
DTU is a world-leader in measurement-based CV photonics quantum computing.
UP has developed numerous first-ever practical CV quantum information protocols that have been implemented in photonics systems.
UHEI is among the leading groups on integrated nano-photonics and one of the few European groups that have perfected the fabrication of LNoI.
QANT is an SME engineering quantum information technologies with a strong focus on commercializing components for optical quantum computing.
UM has been a central player in developing the concept of CV cluster states and its application in quantum computing.
SDU is among the world-leaders in quantum mathematics with a particular focus on topological systems
SU has developed key CV quantum information algorithms based on cluster states and has a strong background in quantum advantage certification.
CSEM has extensive experience in photonic system integration and prototyping and is developing the first world-wide open access foundry for LNoI aiming at large-scale integration.
The second General Assembly meeting was hosted at Hôtel Alpes et Lac, Neuchâtel, Switzerland, on January 25th - 26th, 2024. The two-day event boasted a dynamic program filled with stimulating discussions and comprehensive project updates.
The first General Assembly meeting was hosted at DTU on September 4th - 5th, 2023. The two-day event boasted a dynamic program filled with stimulating discussions and comprehensive project updates.
The CLUSTEC consortium kicked off the project with engaging presentations and workshops, setting the stage for a successful journey ahead.