Q2B Copenhagen is over for now and Danish quantum strength was on display
Over the last few days, Øksnehallen in Copenhagen became the meeting point for quantum stakeholders from around the world. It was a pleasure to see so many companies and organisations gathered in Copenhagen, alongside a wide range of side events that created opportunities to connect, strengthen existing relationships and build new ones.
From a DQC perspective, it was a pleasure to bring our partners and ecosystem stakeholders together at the Danish Quantum Pavilion. The pavilion provided a strong platform to showcase Danish quantum technology solutions, highlight the world-class research foundation behind them, and connect start-ups with industry and potential end users. We are very happy to represent a strong eco-system.
On Thursday morning, we had the pleasure of welcoming Danish Minister of Foreign Affairs Lars Løkke Rasmussen to the pavilion. Our Managing Director, Kristine Helen Falgren, introduced the Minister to several of our partners and shared insights into Denmark’s growing quantum community and the developments shaping the Danish quantum ecosystem.
Denmark’s first national quantum strategy has helped establish an important foundation. The next step is to build on that with a long-term, ambitious strategy that can turn our research and capabilities into globally competitive companies, technologies and jobs.
A big thank you to the consortium partners behind #Q2B and the Danish Quantum Pavilion for creating the opportunity to showcase Danish quantum technology and bring the ecosystem closer together.
