Gradiant showcases its quantum and advanced data management capabilities in Copenhagen

The technology centre reinforces its commitment to European quantum innovation through its participation in EQTC 2025, the main continental forum on quantum technologies 

It will also take part in the European Big Data Value Forum 2025 from 12 to 14 November, presenting its advanced data management and artificial intelligence capabilities for the agri-food sector

Communications, sensing and computing: Gradiant’s quantum pillars

At EQTC 2025, Gradiant will present progress in its strategic quantum technology lines, an area in which it is building a strong European position. The technology centre develops integrated quantum hardware and software for three key domains: quantum communications, ultra-high-precision sensing and quantum computing. 

In communications, it advances quantum key distribution (QKD) platforms and new concepts for quantum repeaters—technologies essential for ensuring secure, interoperable and future-resilient communications in defence, telecommunications and critical networks. 

In sensing and metrology, its physics, optics and photonics teams are developing quantum magnetometers, thermometers and electromagnetic detectors capable of achieving unprecedented sensitivities, with applications in 6G, space, biomedicine and advanced monitoring systems. 

In quantum computing, Gradiant works on qubit control systems based on precision electronics, radiofrequency and FPGA technologies, as well as quantum algorithms and Quantum Machine Learning techniques aimed at accelerating real-world applications. Participation in EQTC strengthens the role of Gradiant and the Galician Quantum Technologies Network within the European quantum strategy, which drives innovation combining technological sovereignty, technology transfer and industrial impact. 

Advanced data management for the primary sector

Gradiant will participate in the European Big Data Value Forum 2025 to showcase how advanced data management and artificial intelligence are reshaping the agri-food sector. Through its capabilities in Big Data analytics, intelligent information processing and AI deployment in complex environments, Gradiant drives solutions that enhance efficiency, sustainability and resilience across the entire value chain in both industrial and primary sectors. 

Its work focuses on technologies that enable process automation, smarter decision-making and new data-driven production models. In addition, Gradiant supports real-world testing and validation of AI and robotics technologies through AgrifoodTEF, a major European alliance. This testing environment allows companies and organisations to evaluate their innovations under real operational conditions, accelerating adoption and ensuring their value in practice. 

At EBDVF, Gradiant will share how these capabilities are driving tangible transformation across Europe. 

QUORUM: Project funded by the European Union – Next Generation EU and the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan. 

AGRIFOODTEF: This project has received co-funding from the European Union’s Digital Europe Programme under Grant Agreement No. 101100622 and from the Directorate-General for Rural Development, Innovation and Agri-food Training, corresponding to own funds of the Spanish Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food.