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THEME: QUANTUM TECHNOLOGY

Vaishali Adya, Hilma Karlsson and Erik Svanberg researchers.

Quantum keys will protect our secrets

Today's encryption is an easy match for future quantum computers – they can be cracked within seconds. KTH researchers are now developing technology that will secure our digital communications in the future.

Quantum keys can keep our secrets safe

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The quantum computer – a super machine with challenges
3 Sep 2025
Quantum technology – from theoretical physics to revolutionary technology
1 Sep 2025

There is a lot of exciting research going on at KTH. A good way to follow developments is via our affiliated pages on LinkedIn.

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Want to work with quantum technology?

Our master's programme in Engineering Physics offers you an insight into the latest research on quantum physics, giving you the opportunity to help develop technologies for the future.

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Quantum technology and innovation

Quantum Sweden Innovation Platform (QSIP) is a Swedish initiative to stimulate, foster, and promote quantum technology innovation to support the emergence and growth of a Swedish, globally competitive and attractive industry within and by means of quantum technology.

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A man and a woman signing documents. — The presidents Anders Söderholm and Nancy Ip signs a memorandum of understanding to strengthen the collaboration.

KTH strengthens collaboration with university in Hong Kong

Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (HKUST) and KTH have signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) to confirm their strategic collaboration.

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Signing a deal. — Mikael Lindström, KTH Deputy President, and Thierry Coulhon, President of Institut Polytechnique de Paris (IP Paris), sign a memorandum of understanding to strengthen collaboration. Far right: Thierry Carlier, Ambassador. (Photo: Magnus Atterfors)

KTH and Institut Polytechnique de Paris strengthen their collaboration

KTH Royal Institute of Technology and Institut Polytechnique de Paris have signed a memorandum of understanding with the aim of strengthening and deepening their collaboration in research and educatio...

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Nobel Calling Stockholm offers ten days of talks, tours, concerts, and lab visits. At KTH Campus, you can visit the Reactor Hall 25 meters underground and explore Digital Futures’ research on tomorrow’s digital society.