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Golfstaaten forcieren souveränes Quantencomputing

Die Golf-Region beschleunigt ihr Streben nach souveränem Quantencomputing Arabian Gulf Business Insight | AGBI

Arabian Gulf Business Insight | AGBI

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Aug 21, 2026 at 12:00 AM UTC · 3 Min. Lesezeit

Golfstaaten forcieren souveränes Quantencomputing
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200 qubits Aramco quantum computer

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  • Übergang von Pilotprojekten zur Infrastruktur
  • VAE bauen lokale Qubit-Hardware aus
  • Saudi-Arabien und Katar bauen Partnerschaften aus

Die VAE, Saudi-Arabien und Katar investieren massiv in Quantentechnologie, während sie versuchen, akademische Forschung und Auslandspartnerschaften in praktische Anwendungen und größere technologische Autonomie umzusetzen.

Quantencomputing nutzt das Verhalten subatomarer Teilchen, um Probleme in der Chemie, Materialwissenschaft und Logistik zu lösen, die herkömmliche Computer nicht bewältigen können.

Die Technologie „ist aus ihrer Validierungsphase herausgewachsen und befindet sich in der beginnenden Industrialisierung“, heißt es in einem Bericht von Noah Ramos, Chef-Innovationsstratege beim in Montreal ansässigen Investment-Research-Unternehmen Alpine Macro aus diesem Monat.

Künstliche Intelligenz dominiert weiterhin die Investitionsagenda der Region, wobei die Golfstaaten Infrastrukturpläne im Wert von mehr als 300 Milliarden Dollar angekündigt haben. Quanteninvestitionen sind zwar bedeutend, aber schwer zu beziffern, da viele Großinitiativen ihre Ausgaben nicht offenlegen.

Die USA und China beschleunigen ein „souveränes Quantenrennen“, so Ramos.

Malak Trabelsi Loeb, in Dubai ansässige CEO des Quantentechnologie-Beratungsunternehmens Vernewell Group, sagte, die Region bewege sich weg von Experimenten hin zu physischer Infrastruktur und frühen Anwendungen.

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