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Qoro has joined the €3.06 million TruQuaC research project to develop secure control and orchestration technologies for distributed quantum computing systems.
The German government-funded consortium will build a platform to connect quantum nodes, manage workloads, monitor system status, and improve network resilience.
Qoro will contribute its quantum software tools, including Maestro, Divi, and Composer, to support distributed quantum computing research with academic and industry partners.
Press release – Qoro has announced its participation in a major €3.06 million collaborative research project funded by the German Federal Ministry for Research, Technology, and Space (BMFTR). The project, titled TruQuaC (Trustworthy Quantum Control and Communication), aims to develop the secure and robust control architecture required to efficiently utilise distributed quantum nodes. This will be an important stepping stone towards using distributed quantum systems of various archetypes as a unified system.
