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Quantum technology moves from lab to market…Vice Minister Gu Hyeok-chae inspects domestic quantum computer
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- On October 1, Gu Hyeok-chae, First Vice Minister of Science and ICT, visited Seoul National University to observe a demonstration of a domestically built ion-trap quantum computer and held a meeting on startups and commercialization.
- Fifteen people, including experts from industry, academia and research institutes, venture capitalists and officials from the Quantum Industry Association, attended and discussed support needed for quantum companies to grow.
- Gu said he will build an industrial ecosystem in which companies grow on the basis of research results and strengthen policy support.
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