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Quantum Technologies
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Campus activity
Convert two decades of national quantum research investment into British companies and customers.
Places
Where this capability is concentrated across Britain, with the evidence behind each place.
Organisations
Companies, universities, research institutes and public bodies recorded against this campus.
Facilities
Laboratories, test beds and specialist equipment you can access, wherever they are located.
Current jobs and funding
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Upcoming events
Tech and Innovation Summit 2026
Open · techUK · Publication date not recorded · Deadline 3 Nov 2026
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The answer
Convert two decades of national quantum research investment into British companies and customers.
- Quantum sensing, computing and communications carry defence, health and infrastructure implications.
- First customers, not first prototypes, decide who leads.
- Early acquisition of British quantum companies would transfer the return abroad.
Why BritainOne of the earliest national quantum technology programmes in the world.Four established quantum research hubs with industrial partners.Photonics and cryogenics supply chain capability.
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The Quantum Technologies campus
The record set, drawn as a place you can walk through: research, test facilities, companies, people, funding and what moved this week.
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Illustrative UKIZ campus. Not a proposed site.What Britain already has
Research base
- University of Oxford
- University of Birmingham
- University of Glasgow
- University of Bristol
Infrastructure recorded
- Fabrication and cleanroom access
- Cryogenic facilities
- Testbeds with real operating environments
- Compute for simulation
What Britain is genuinely good at
- National Quantum Computing Centre
- Quantum hubs at Oxford, Birmingham, Glasgow and York
- Bristol's quantum engineering base
What we’re less certain about
- Patient capital between prototype and deployment
- Fabrication access for small companies
- Specialist engineering talent
These are open questions UKIZ holds against this campus, not weaknesses we have proven.
Where the capability is
What UKIZ holds for this campus
My UKIZ
Mission record set
What UKIZ holds on UK quantum technologies
The digital campus
Quantum Technologies in Britain, as it stands today.
Britain built an early, sustained national quantum programme. The mission is to ensure the resulting companies, supply chain and customers are British rather than acquired early.
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