Articles and blog posts about quantum technology

Sweden now has a national quantum strategy and it is an important milestone. The focus must now shift to the next critical phase: accelerating the journey from world-leading research to innovation, new companies, and industrial deployment.

The Swedish healthcare sector is facing a technological shift that could change the rules of the game for information security. Quantum computers, which in the future may be able to crack today’s encryption, pose a long-term threat to the protection of sensitive data, such as health data.

Quantum technology is often highlighted as the next big leap for science, industry, and society. But how close are we? And will it be a revolution or rather a slower evolution? We asked two of RISE experts in quantum technology to share their perspectives.

A technology that could change everything – from drug development to cybersecurity. Quantum computers are expected to solve problems that today's most powerful supercomputers would never be able to figure out. Is Sweden keeping up with developments?

Professor Qin Wang is one of RISE's leading experts in semiconductors. Qin is passionate about science and one of the few who work with quantum technology in practice. An example is a solution called FSO "Free Space Optics" modulator - a system for wireless communication at GB speed via laser light.