Forty-five jobs as Ireland's first ever Quantum Computer Engineering Centre launched in Cork

Forty-five jobs as Ireland's first ever Quantum Computer Engineering Centre launched in Cork
A new multi-million euro investment was announced by Minister Simon Harris this morning
Tyndall researcher Dr Agnieszka Gocalinska (Image: Clare Keogh)
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Ireland's first dedicated Quantum Computer Engineering Centre will be bringing 45 new jobs to Cork.

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