Goethe University in Frankfurt is set to install its first quantum computer, named "Baby Diamond", which will use nitrogen vacancy technology in an artificial diamond. The system, expected to be delivered by Ulm start-up XeedQ GmbH in early 2024, will start as a pilot with five qubits. The quantum computer will be used to tackle complex tasks in computer simulation and AI. Prof. Enrico Schleiff, President of Goethe University, and Ulrich Schielein, CIO and Vice President for Digitalisation, highlighted the potential of quantum computing in various fields including finance, logistics, medicine, and climate research.
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