"China-made" Quantum Computers Head to Southeast Asia! Indonesia's First Quantum Computer by SpinQ

Recently, a quantum computer labeled with the logo "SPINQ" was delivered to Sekolah Teknik Elektro dan Informatika (STEI), a faculty of electrical engineering and information under the Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB) in Indonesia, marking the successful introduction of Chinese quantum computing company SpinQ's latest education-grade quantum computer into the Southeast Asian market. dan Informatika (STEI), marking the success of SpinQ, a Chinese quantum computing company, in introducing its latest education-grade quantum computer to the Southeast Asian market.

 

The SpinQ Gemini Mini Pro, delivered by SpinQ, became the first and only quantum computer in Indonesia. This is also the successful launch of another education-grade product to the sea after two NMR quantum computers were flown to Latin America this month, which means that China's independently researched, developed, and manufactured education-grade quantum computers continue to be favored and recognized by a number of countries and regions around the world.

 

SpinQ staff delivered and demonstrated the SpinQ Gemini Mini Pro to customers

 

Institut Teknologi Bandung (ITB) is a national research university located in Bandung, Indonesia, and is the oldest polytechnic university in Indonesia. It has always been one of ITB's main visions to create a local center for technological research and innovation in Indonesia, and Dr. Tutun Juhana, Dean of the School of Electrical Engineering and Information (STEI) said, "For us, the arrival of the SpinQ Gemini Mini Pro is an important step in helping us (ITB) move towards this vision."

 

Dr Tutun Juhana, Dean of STEI

 

 

Quantum Computing: An Emerging Interdisciplinary Field

 

Quantum computing is an emerging cross-discipline resulting from the combination of computer science, information science, and quantum physics, and the unavoidable topic behind quantum computing learning and research is the lack of teaching aids, lesson plans, and real-life experimental demonstrations. In the process of becoming a quantum computing talent, in addition to the in-depth understanding and mastery of theoretical knowledge, it is more important for students to acquire experimental experience.

 

In recent years, STEI ITB has added a new course on quantum information, initially through theoretical learning and using classical computer simulators to complete the experience of quantum programming. The portable nuclear magnetic quantum computer SpinQ Gemini Mini Pro, equipped with a number of high-performance experimental cases, can be a good solution to this problem. By connecting to SpinQit, SpinQ's self-developed software toolkit for quantum programming, students can intuitively feel the real quantum computing experience, thus stimulating their learning interest and curiosity, which is the key reason why STEI ITB chose SpinQ's products as a teaching aid for quantum computing.

 

Professor Andriyan, Head of the Quantum Technology Laboratory, believes that this quantum computer will be an important tool for students and researchers to explore the quantum world, opening up new opportunities for understanding and applying quantum concepts in research and industry. He said, "The arrival of the quantum hardware device will have a positive impact on students, [who can get a sense that] quantum computers do exist and can work as they are taught in the classroom."

 

Professor Andriyan, Head of the Quantum Technology Laboratory

 

 

Quantum Computing as a Driving Force for Technological Revolution

 

Quantum computing, as one of the "new productive forces" that will lead the future technological revolution and industrial change, will undoubtedly bring huge opportunities for human innovation and development, of which talent training is a necessary condition. In addition to building educational-grade quantum computers to increase students' experimental experience in the classroom and help them deeply understand the principles of quantum computing, SpinQ also organizes the "SpinQ Cup" Greater Bay Area Quantum Computing Challenge Camp and the "Quantum First +" Greater Bay Area Quantum Computing Intensive Training Course. SpinQ also organizes activities such as the "SpinQ Cup" Greater Bay Area Quantum Computing Challenge Camp and "Quantum First+" Greater Bay Area Quantum Computing Intensive Training Course, etc., to promote the popularisation of quantum computing in various forms and to assist in the development of quantum education and the building of talent.

 

 

 

In the future, SpinQ will continue to innovate and optimize its products and services to provide a more convenient and efficient quantum computing experience for education and scientific research users at home and abroad, to promote the popularisation and development of quantum education, and to contribute to the cultivation of more talents with quantum thinking and skills.

 

Contact Us