The quantum expertise that makes up Quantum Delta NL are spread over five different yet interconnected hubs: Delft, Eindhoven, Leiden, Twente, and Amsterdam. 

Each hub excels in different aspects of quantum technology and is home to its own research institutes, universities and start-up community. Emphasizing collaborative research and innovation, these hubs form the heart of the Dutch quantum ecosystem, driving cutting-edge research and development.

What makes the local Delft Ecosystem unique? 

Quantum Delta Delft is a fast-growing ecosystem built over decades: a hotspot for excellent scientists, engineers and entrepreneurs leading the way in quantum technology. 

1. Pioneering research: Quantum Delta Delft, through QuTech, has been at the forefront of quantum technology research, especially in quantum computing and quantum internet. 

2. Strong academic-industry collaboration: The hub benefits from a strong collaboration between academia and industry partners, accelerating the transition of quantum research into practical applications.

3. Proximity to talent and innovation: The presence of Delft University of Technology provides a steady stream of highly trained scientists and engineers. The hub has a vibrant startup ecosystem, with several successful quantum startups emerging from QuTech. With over 900 quantum professionals in just 4 km², Delft has one of the world’s densest concentrations of quantum experts.

4. Global Recognition: Quantum Delta Delft is recognized as one of the leading quantum hubs in Europe and the world, attracting international talent and collaboration opportunities.