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12Feb/21

New EU Consortium shaping the future of Quantum Computing

February 12, 2021InnovationAcademic disciplines, Austria, Berlin, Computational complexity theory, Emerging technologies, Espoo, Finland, Frank Wilhelm-Mauch, Germany, Infineon Technologies AG, Institute for Quantum Computing, IQM Finland Oy, IQM Quantum Computers, Jan Goetz, Jens Eisert, Juha Vartiainen, Jülich, Kuan Yen Tan, Magdalena Hauser Wolfgang Lechner, Martin Schulz, Mikko, Mikko Mo, ministry of education and research, Munich, Parity, Quantum computing, Quantum information, Quantum information science, Quantum mechanics, Quantum supremacy, Quantum technology, Raghunath Koduvayur, Sebastian Luber, Theoretical computer sciencesmbale

An IQM Quantum Computers led consortium awarded € 12.4 Million by the German Ministry of Education and Research to commercialize application-specific quantum processors.

ESPOO, Finland, Feb. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ — A project consortium which includes startups, industry, research centers, supercomputing centers and academia has come together to accelerate Europe´s Quantum leadership efforts. IQM Quantum Computers will bring the members of this project consortium together and lead this project as a system integrator. Continue reading →

07Sep/20

IFA 2020 Special Edition – For the first time since the start of the Corona crisis, a global leading trade fair for consumer electronics will be opening its doors

September 7, 2020InnovationBerlin, Consumer electronics, Electronics, Electronics industry, IFA, Industries, Showcasesmbale

IFA 2020 Special Edition is the first major global fair for consumer and home electronics that will physically take place since the pandemic. From September 3rd to September 5th, outstanding brands and up-and-coming start-ups will showcase their novelties, trends and highlights at the Berlin exhibition grounds. Read more

15Aug/20

CIEE Bolsters Revenue of American Universities by Supporting Their International Students Unable to Travel to the U.S. This Fall

August 15, 2020EducationAcademic term, Articles, Berlin, CIEE, City: Berlin, City: Seoul, City: Shanghai, Council on International Educational Exchange, Country: United States, Culture, Education, International education, International student, Seoul, Shanghai, Student exchange, United Statessmbale

As U.S. colleges and universities face unprecedented enrollment and financial challenges due to COVID-19, The Council on International Educational Exchange (CIEE) is using its global network of study abroad locations in 20 countries to help schools retain international students unable to travel to the United States this academic year. During the fall 2020 semester, several U.S. colleges will support their international students by delivering in-person classes at CIEE sites in Shanghai, Seoul, and Berlin. Read more

02Oct/17

Thousands stranded as Monarch Airlines cancels flights

October 2, 2017TransportAir Berlin, Airlink, Alitalia, Anderson, Aviation, Berlin, British Air Transport Association, Civil Aviation Authority, Company: Monarch Airlines, Company: Twitter, Counties of England, Crawley, Egypt, Gatwick Airport, Innsbruck Airport, London, Monarch Airlines, Sussex, United Kingdom, West Sussexsmbale

Passengers at London’s Gatwick airport posted videos and photos online after Monarch Airlines cancel all flights. Continue reading →

29Sep/17

‘Sex and the City 3’ is over, but Kim Cattrall says she’s not to blame

September 29, 2017FilmsAbu Dhabi, Actors, Berlin, Carrie Bradshaw, Cinema of the United States, Company: Extra Space, Company: Home Box, Company: Warner Bros, Creative works, Cynthia Nixon, English-language films, Entertainment/Culture, Film, Films, Germany, Kim Cattrall, Kristin Davis, New York, Sarah Jessica Parker, Series, Sex and the City, Sex and the City 2, Warner Bros.smbale

BERLIN, GERMANY (FILE – MAY 15, 2008)(REUTERS) – “Sex and the City” will not be back for a third movie, despite years of on-again, off-again plans, but actress Kim Cattrall says she is not the one to blame. Continue reading →

25Sep/17

Split emerges in German far right as co-leader storms out of news conference

September 25, 2017German ElectionsAfD, Alexander Gauland, Alice Weidel, Alternative for Germany, Berlin, Frauke, Frauke Petry, German Lutherans, Germany, Joerg Meuthen, Jörg Meuthen, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern state election, Movement for a Europe of Nations and Freedom, Petry, Political ideologies, Political parties, Politicians, Politics, Politics of Europe, Politics of Germany, Right-wing politics, The Blue Partysmbale

BERLIN, GERMANY (SEPTEMBER 25, 2017) (REUTERS) – Divisions emerged in the far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) on Monday (September 25), a day after it took third place in a national election, as its co-leader said she would not sit in parliament with AfD members. Continue reading →

19Sep/17

Germany on high alert over cyber attacks at election nears

September 19, 2017German ElectionsBerlin, BSI, Central Intelligence Agency, City: Berlin, Computer security, Cryptography, Cyberattack, Cybercrime, Cyberspace, Cyberwarfare, Elections in Germany, Fancy Bear, France, Germany, Government, Information, Information governance, information technology, Kevin Bocek, Mass media, Moscow, National security, Politics, Reuters, Russia, Russian interference in the 2016 United States elections, Thomas de Maiziere, Tyson Barker, United States, Wiesbadensmbale

SHOWS: BERLIN, GERMANY (REUTERS) – Germany is on high alert ahead of the Sept. 24 election, but government officials say they have not seen signs of any new cyber attacks or suspicious news leaks despite months of warnings about possible foreign meddling. Continue reading →

19Sep/17

A look at the reign of Angela Merkel: from Helmut Kohl’s little girl to mother of the nation

September 19, 2017German ElectionsAngela Merkel, Barack Obama, Berlin, Chancellors of Germany, Christian Democratic Union of Germany, Country: Germany, East Germany, Foreign policy of the Angela Merkel government, George W. Bush, German federal election, German Lutherans, Germany, Government, Government of Germany, Grand coalition, Hamburg, Helmut Kohl, Japan, Joachim Sauer, KOHL 'S, Merkel, Merkel-Raute, Politicians, Politics, Politics of Germany, ROEVERSHAGEN, United Statessmbale

ROEVERSHAGEN, GERMANY (REUTERS) – With German elections looming, polls indicate that Europe’s longest-serving female Chancellor Angela Merkel is likely to emerge triumphant for a fourth term.
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09Sep/17

U.S. celebrities fall for Germany’s First Lady: The Merkel effect

September 9, 2017CelebrityActors, Amal Alamuddin Clooney, Amal Clooney, American people of German descent, Angela Merkel, Awards, Barack Obama, Berlin, Chancellor, Country: Germany, Country: United States, Donald Trump, Entertainment/Culture, Foreign policy of the Angela Merkel government, George Clooney, German Lutherans, Germany, Government, Human Interest, Martin Schulz, Merkel, Munich, Oktoberfest, Politics of Germany, president, Richard Gere, Robert Redford, the Berlinale film festival, United Statessmbale

BERLIN, GERMANY (REUTERS) – Hollywood stars and a former U.S president offer Germany’s incumbent Chancellor Angela Merkel their backing for the September 24 elections even as the chancellor faces persistent heckling on the home front.
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06Sep/17

Barcode scanner helps you recycle

September 6, 2017InnovationArticles, Automatic identification and data capture, Barcode, Barcodes, Berlin, City-states, Communication, Computing, Data, Encodings, Eugene, France, Germany, Information, Mass media, News media, Paul Alarcon, Political history, Records management technology, Recycling, Reuters, Reuters Group, Scanner, Seaghan Maynes, United Kingdom, Uzer, West Berlinsmbale

BERLIN, GERMANY (SEPTEMBER 5, 2017) (REUTERS) – A barcode scanner that helps sort your recycling has gone on display at the IFA technology fair in Berlin.
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