accelerate#value#technology#design# agency#Instruments’ Nanotechnology

It is understood that in April 2020, the British innovation agency Innovate UK awarded a government grant of 7 million pounds to a quantum technology alliance led by Oxford Quantum Circuits (OQC), Oxford Instruments Nanoscience Department and Plasma The body, the United Kingdom SeeQC company, Kelvin Nanotechnology, the University of Glasgow and the Royal Holloway University of London (Royal Holloway University of London) are formed to industrialize the design, manufacturing and testing of superconducting quantum devices, aiming to accelerate the advancement of superconducting quantum technology Commercialization to achieve multiple business models.

Stuart Woods, General Manager of Oxford Instruments’ Nanotechnology Department, said: “Today’s statement demonstrates Oxford Instruments’ significant contribution to the UK’s quantum technology research.” “With our 60 years of experience in instrument production and global service support, we are accelerating The process of commercialization of quantum technology and discover new ways to create value for global customers."