QUDORA Technologies, a Lower Saxony spin-off of the Quantum Valley Lower Saxony, and its consortium have reached the next stage of the Quantum Computing Competition launched by the German Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space (BMFTR). Following a successful evaluation of the project outline, the consortium has been invited to submit a full proposal for the NFQC-1k project.

They run on chips. And that simple fact is bringing two of Germany's most innovative regions closer together than ever before.

Berlin delivered. Three days at re:publica 2026, and quantum was very much in the room.

Supported by the BMFTR, QVLS was part of the joint stand of 21 initiatives at stand M2 at STATION Berlin. At our stand, we presented two concrete examples of what quantum technology looks like in practice today: ion trap technology for quantum computing and quantum magnetometry for battery research, the latter developed within the QBattIO project of #clusters4future QVLS-iLabs.

The QVLS-iLabs future cluster enters its second phase with €15 million in funding

A global technology company focused on IoT monitoring solutions for critical infrastructure, construction, and natural environments

Come by to connect, collaborate, and explore the future of quantum technologies with us.

Kick-off for the state-funded start-up program of PTB, TU and business development

Third Quantum Job Afternoon for students and young professionals

QVLS was present throughout the week with a booth at the industrial and book exhibition.

We had the opportunity to present the QVLS ecosystem and projects and explore how quantum technology is transitioning from research to industry.