Jesse Robbers

At QuTech, we work on a radically new technology with world-changing potential. Our mission: to develop scalable prototypes of a quantum computer and an inherently safe quantum internet, based on the fundamental laws of quantum mechanics. Established by TU Delft and the Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research TNO, the focus at QuTech currently covers nearly all facets of quantum computing, including theoretical physics, new materials, quantum coding, and the actual development of (components of) a quantum computer.

The Netherlands is a vibrant international hotspot for quantum technology, with leading science, technology and talent. With Quantum Delta NL, we are creating a fully functional national ecosystem for excellence in quantum innovation, for highly talented professionals to bring quantum computers, quantum networks and quantum sensors to the market.

DINL, the Digital Infrastructure association Netherlands is the voice of this industry to government, politics and the public. Members of DINL are associations and organisations in the Netherlands that are representing providers of Digital Infrastructure: the DDA (Dutch Datacenter association), DHPA and ISPconnect (representing the NL hosting and cloud sector), the NLNet foundation, SURFnet (the NL academic network), AMS-IX (world’s largest Internet Exchange), VVR (Dutch domain registrar association), and NL ICT - The NL IT sector organisation. Its activities include information sharing and advocacy on the digital infrastructure ecosystem, promoting the Internet’s core values: open, free and safe, permissionless innovation, education for digital skills, and building trust through improving cyber security and fighting cybercrime.

Imec is the worlds trusted leader in chip-driven innovation. For more than 40 years, our advanced chip R&D has helped shape todays digital society, with technology developed at imec found in every smartphone. Building on that foundation, we are driving the roadmap for the hardware that will power tomorrows AI-driven era. What makes imec unique is the combination of more than 6,500 brilliant and curious minds, the worlds most advanced semiconductor R&D infrastructure, and the largest ecosystem in the industry, bringing together over 600 partners to address technology challenges that no single company can solve alone. Together, we pioneer, scale, and deliver chip innovation that creates lasting impact for society, industry, and future generations.

At Holst Centre we develop, innovate and connect. We are an independent research and innovation centre, jointly operated by imec and TNO. We develop technology that responds to the global societal challenges of tomorrow and contributes to a healthier and more sustainable world. Our innovations are aimed at improving the vitality and wellbeing of people, and ensuring sustainable environments. We strengthen the economic power of our industry partners by developing world class, breakthrough technology solutions that they can bring to their markets. To help solve global challenges, we connect the Dutch Brainport region with a global ecosystem of industry partners and academia, enabling them to take advantage of each others profound expertise.

At QuTech, we work on a radically new technology with world-changing potential. Our mission: to develop scalable prototypes of a quantum computer and an inherently safe quantum internet, based on the fundamental laws of quantum mechanics. Established by TU Delft and the Netherlands Organisation for Applied Scientific Research TNO, the focus at QuTech currently covers nearly all facets of quantum computing, including theoretical physics, new materials, quantum coding, and the actual development of (components of) a quantum computer.

The Netherlands is a vibrant international hotspot for quantum technology, with leading science, technology and talent. With Quantum Delta NL, we are creating a fully functional national ecosystem for excellence in quantum innovation, for highly talented professionals to bring quantum computers, quantum networks and quantum sensors to the market.

DINL, the Digital Infrastructure association Netherlands is the voice of this industry to government, politics and the public. Members of DINL are associations and organisations in the Netherlands that are representing providers of Digital Infrastructure: the DDA (Dutch Datacenter association), DHPA and ISPconnect (representing the NL hosting and cloud sector), the NLNet foundation, SURFnet (the NL academic network), AMS-IX (world’s largest Internet Exchange), VVR (Dutch domain registrar association), and NL ICT - The NL IT sector organisation. Its activities include information sharing and advocacy on the digital infrastructure ecosystem, promoting the Internet’s core values: open, free and safe, permissionless innovation, education for digital skills, and building trust through improving cyber security and fighting cybercrime.