The Basque Government has made the quantum computer available to companies: "We have a long line"
Led by the Basque Quantum (BasQ) alliance, they have defined an access protocol to facilitate access for companies and public institutions.
Perez Iglesias, Counsellor for Science, Universities and Innovation, and Mikel Jauregi, Counsellor for Industry.
The quantum computer of San Sebastián, IBM Quantum System Two, has been made available to industry and public institutions by the Basque Government. As a sign of interest, there is a long list of companies waiting to use what Industry Advisor Mikel Jauregi has defined as "quantum Ferrari".
This access will be determined by a protocol led by the Basque Quantum (BasQ) alliance, which will regulate in an organized and transparent manner the use of the quantum capabilities of the IBM Quantum System Two system installed in San Sebastian, as well as the cloud backend quantum capabilities available through the IBM Quantum platform.
The Director of Science, Universities and Innovation, Juan Ignacio Pérez Iglesias, the Counsellor for Industry, Energy Transition and Sustainability, Mikel Jauregi, and the Scientific Director of BasQ, Javier Aizpurua, presented the protocol to representatives of companies and public institutions this morning.