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QSolid Project Tests 30-Qubit System, Goals More Than Achieved
ECOSYSTEM·Oct 26, 2026·1 MIN READ

QSolid Project Tests 30-Qubit System, Goals More Than Achieved

QSolid, a consortium of 26 research institutions, companies and start-ups, is currently testing a 30-qubit system, with promising results. The over €75 million project, coordinated by, pooled expertise from across Germany and resulted in tested quantum computer prototypes accessible via the cloud.

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QSolid, a consortium of 26 research institutions, companies and start-ups, is currently testing a 30-qubit system, with promising results. The over €75 million project, coordinated by, pooled expertise from across Germany and resulted in tested quantum computer prototypes accessible via the cloud.

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