Changed on 20/02/2023
Inria is one of the major players in quantum information processing in France and as such has been given the task of co-leading several funding schemes: the QuantumTech programme co-leads the Quantum PEPR and the Hybrid Quantum Computing Platform (HQI). It is also involved in the work of pre-standardisation of performance measurements for quantum computers and in various initiatives aimed at facilitating the creation of fault-tolerant machines.
National coordinator of Quantum Programme: Harold Ollivier
Associated national strategy: Quantum Technologies
Structural public funding:
- Quantum PEPR
- National Hybrid Quantum Computing Platform
Verbatim
Our role is to contribute through our research to the achievement of PEPR's objectives. We are naturally involved in software-related projects, but as soon as we have techniques that might also be applicable to hardware projects, we are pleased to participate.
Auteur
Poste
National coordinator of Quantum Programme
Preferred national partner organisations: CNRS, CEA
Preferred partner universities: University of Paris, Sorbonne Université, PSL, UPS, UGA, University of Rennes, ENS de Lyon,…
Large-scale projects in support of public policies:
- Inria Challenge EQIP: organization of the quantum "Software" ecosystem
- Projet de création d’une librairie de code pour les machines quantiques Project to create a code library for quantum machines
Major industrial infrastructures:
- National Hybrid Quantum Computing Platform
Major industrial partnerships:
- ATOS
- Alice & Bob
Examples of startup projects supported in Inria Startup Studio:
- Alice & Bob
European dimension:
- Strong implication in 2 European projects (EQUALITY - QIA2) + development of new projects
- Support for the HPC-Quantics centre of excellence initiative (creation of a French node with GENCI)
International dimension:
- Launch of a quantum field at Choose France/Choose Inria
Training actions:
- CMA participation
Business Line « Quantum » of the Inria Academy
