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BTQ Technologies Subsidiary QPerfect Partners with University of Strasbourg to Support ...
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23 July 2026
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Fusion42 · 23 July 2026 · Fusion42 review
QPerfect, a BTQ Technologies subsidiary, is building a hardware-accurate digital twin of France's first public neutral-atom quantum computing platform (aQCess) at the University of Strasbourg, using its MIMIQ simulation platform to enable algorithm validation and scaling of a 400+ qubit system. The partnership is funded under France's National Strategy for Quantum Technologies and aims to lower barriers to entry for commercial enterprises and researchers in quantum applications.
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If you're building quantum applications or algorithms, there's now a publicly funded neutral-atom platform in Europe where you can test without buying hardware. QPerfect has just locked in the software layer that makes it accessible—which means the barrier to experimenting with quantum is about to drop.
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Quantum Computing · quantum-computing · neutral-atom · eu-sovereignty · simulation-software · public-access