Quantum computing applications using planqc's neutral atom platform

Quantum computing is set to reshape entire industries, from chemistry and materials to energy, mobility and beyond. But between bold promises and everyday practice lies one key question: where does the technology actually stand today? Neutral atoms are planqc's platform and one of the most scalable routes to useful quantum computing. Using this platform, the talk gives an honest picture of the current state of the art. To make it tangible, we look at a case we are already working on today at the algorithm level: simulating battery materials in the DLR Quantum Computing Initiative's BASIQ project.