The Danish government has launched a new DKK1bn strategy for quantum research and innovation. The strategy seeks to maintain a long-term focus on quantum research and innovation, ensuring that Denmark stays at the forefront and plays a pivotal role in the future of quantum technology.

Denmark is committed to build upon its strong legacy from the groundbreaking work of Niels Bohr, the Danish Nobel Prize laureate and founding father of quantum theory. Last year, Denmark was selected as host country for the new NATO Center for Quantum technologies, and the Novo Nordisk foundation announced a 1.5 billion DKK investment towards the development of a fully functional quantum computer.

Denmark’s strong quantum ecosystem, combined with the new strategy, makes it an ideal destination for foreign companies looking to invest and establish R&D partnerships within quantum technologies.