The Open Quantum Institute
An initiative hosted by CERN, born at GESDA, supported by UBS.
OQI is a multilateral governance initiative, bringing together academia, industry, diplomacy and education to promote global and inclusive access to quantum computing and the development of applications for the benefit of humanity.
The collaborative platform developing Quantum Computing for the benefit of all.
SDGs
initially targeted
Experts
active
Partners
committed
Countries with permanent representatives
in Geneva involved
People anticipated to be impacted
Our journey
As the most advanced initiative incubated by the Geneva Science and Diplomacy Anticipator (GESDA), the OQI draws on GESDA’s ability to connect scientists and technologists, the diplomatic community, the private sector, philanthropic actors and global citizens, in order to pioneer future science and technology for good.
Our answer to
quantum computing
Our four objectives at the OQI are known as the “4A’s”. We believe they are part of the answer to pioneering quantum computing for the benefit of all.
Accelerating applications for humanity
Realising the full potential of quantum computing by accelerating the use case development relevant to achieve the SDGs, leveraging the combined forces of researchers and developers, entrepreneurs and United Nations and large NGOs innovation cells.
Access for All
Providing global, inclusive and equitable access to a pool of public and private quantum computers and simulators available via the cloud.
Advancing capacity building
Developing educational tools to enable everyone around the world to contribute to the advancement of quantum computing applications and benefit from the technology.
Activating multilateral governance for the SDGs
Providing a neutral forum to help shape the future multilateral governance of quantum computing for the SDGs
Join the OQI community
Partners are institutions who have consistently engaged resources to OQI and have been a Member for at least a year.
Members are institutions that benefit from peer recognition for their scientific contributions or their impact expertise.
Friends are individuals who are committed to open science, inclusivity and support OQI’s values.