Ireland's first research centre for quantum computing to open in Cork

The multi-million-euro investment will create 45 new jobs dedicated to the emerging technology at Tyndall’s new facility on Cork’s North Mall

Researcher Dr Agnieszka Gocalinska at the Tyndall National Institute which is to double in size by 2025. Picture: Clare Keogh

Ireland's first research centre dedicated to quantum computing is to be developed in the new expanded Tyndall Institute based in University College Cork.

The multi-million-euro investment will see 900 square meters of research space and 45 new jobs dedicated to the emerging technology at Tyndall’s new facility on Cork’s North Mall and will be a key part of the Institute’s plans to double in size by 2025.