武汉加速迈向量子科技产业重镇

Group 1 - The core message of the "Wuhan Quantum Technology Conference 2025" emphasizes the need for the quantum technology industry to focus on practical applications to ensure research outcomes are effectively implemented [1][4] - Zhang Pingwen, President of Wuhan University, and Yu Dapeng, Director of Shenzhen International Quantum Research Institute, stress that the breakthrough in application scenarios will determine the competitive landscape of quantum technology [1] - The development of quantum technology is seen as a key to the next generation of information technology, but it is accompanied by significant uncertainties and technical barriers [2] Group 2 - The world's smallest chip atomic clock, developed by a team led by Professor Chen Jiewa from Wuhan University, is currently being commercialized, with sales exceeding 10 million yuan this year [2] - The chip atomic clock has applications in marine resource exploration and is also integrated into China's "Star Network" satellites, marking a significant achievement in the field [2] - Quantum technology is enhancing the safety and accuracy of power measurement systems, which are crucial for the operation of high-voltage power lines and fair electricity trading [3] Group 3 - Wuhan has successfully developed China's first atomic quantum computing prototype "Han Yuan No. 1" and a 600 MHz superconducting nuclear magnetic resonance spectrometer, indicating progress in quantum technology commercialization [5] - The city is transitioning from a center of academic excellence in quantum technology to an industrial hub, with applications expanding across various sectors including electricity, transportation, finance, and smart manufacturing [5]