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Quantum City Relaunches With Focus on Quantum Training and Careers

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Quantum City, the UK National Quantum Technologies Programme's public engagement initiative, relaunched on October 7, 2026, with a redesigned website and a new strategy focusing on training and career pathways. Funded by EPSRC, it collaborates with UK Quantum Technology Hubs and partners like the National Physical Laboratory to showcase quantum capabilities and societal benefits. The initiative aims to inspire the next generation of talent and make quantum science accessible to students, professionals, and the public. Sir Peter Knight and Lydia Gardner from EPSRC and the Strategic Advisory Board Chair and Joint Head of Quantum Technologies respectively provided statements confirming the relaunch's goals to showcase breakthroughs and open career opportunities.

Key points

• Quantum City relaunched on October 7, 2026, with a redesigned website and a new strategy focused on training and career pathways for the UK quantum sector.
• The initiative is funded by EPSRC and collaborates with UK Quantum Technology Hubs and partners such as the National Physical Laboratory to showcase quantum capabilities and societal benefits.

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Coverage is limited to the relaunch activities and statements from Sir Peter Knight and Lydia Gardner regarding the initiative's goals and scope.

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