The next generation of quantum computers is soon available

Last year, QuNorth was founded to provide Nordic researchers and businesses with reliable, cost-effective access to the latest generation of quantum computers. Ebba Carbonnier joined as CEO in the autumn and here she shares her perspective on the potential of quantum computing and the company’s plans ahead.

Ebba Carbonnier, CEO at QuNorth.

The non-profit company QuNorth, owned by the Novo Nordisk Foundation and EIFO (Denmark’s Export and Investment Fund), is set to play a leading role in both the development and use of quantum computers. By collaborating with researchers, innovators, and industry across multiple sectors, it aims to strengthen the Nordic ecosystem in this field.

“The Nordic countries were early in developing and testing quantum computers, and we are well-positioned on the quantum front. The United States selected 12 countries early on to collaborate in this area, and Denmark, Finland, and Sweden were among them. Now, we want to both maintain our strong position and further develop it by leading the way in quantum technology,” says Ebba Carbonnier, who has been CEO of QuNorth since November.

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