Deloitte’s Quantum Climate Challenge 2023
We invite you to explore quantum computing for materials research by tackling the challenge of simulating materials that filter carbon dioxide out of the atmosphere and may help reach the 2°C goal.
Highlight for the finalists: Besides an attractive prize pool, the finalists will pitch their solution in front of an expert jury consisting of representatives from both, the quantum and the chemical industry. Juror affiliations include IBM, AWS, Intel, Evonik, Verband der Chemischen Industrie, BASF Chemovator, Boehringer Ingelheim and Quantistry.
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✅ Completed 🏁 Winner Deloitte and ekipa congratulate all winning teams! See tab 'Pitch Event'
🏆 Prize Price Pool of 12000€ | Exclusive access to a Quantum Computer | For more see tab “Overview & Rewards”
Rights to submitted ideas
If the participants are among the winners of the Challenge, the following applies to the intellectual property rights in the results:
If the winners' submission is software or other work protected by copyright and/or related rights, the winners agree to make the software created in this Challenge available under the terms of the Open Source MIT License (X11 License) and other works created available under the terms of the CC BY-SA 4.0 License (Attribution ShareAlike: 4.0 International).
The MIT License and the Creative Commons License thereby expressly become part of the Terms of Participation.
Should any content worthy of protection not be covered by either of the two licenses, the winner:s are obligated to work with Deloitte towards a timely solution.
Information about the licenses:
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