We’re thrilled to share that one of our founders Elia strambini recently spoke at TEDx Forte dei Marmi! It was an incredible experience, filled with inspiring ideas and great conversations about hashtag#Superconductors and hashtag#Quantum hashtag#Computing. Huge thanks to the TEDx team and everyone who attended. We’re excited to keep the momentum going! hashtag#TEDx hashtag#DSQM hashtag#Innovation hashtag#Inspiration

DSQM, the startup stemming from the Cnr Nanoscience Institute (Cnr-Nano), was honored with the prestigious America Innovation Award by Fondazione Italia USA. This recognition, rewards Italian innovators who stand out in the startup scene every year. DSQM has distinguished itself through its ambitious mission to develop faster and more efficient circuits for telecommunications and supercomputers, based on superconducting materials. In the words of researcher Claudio Puglia: The technology underlying DSQM solutions exploits a phenomenon known as the “field effect” on superconductors, discovered by a group of CNR Nano researchers working within the NEST Laboratory in Pisa. In particular, the first device that exploits this new effect is under development within the SPECTRUM project itself. The DSQM team, composed of Claudio Puglia, CEO of the company and INFN researcher, Francesco Giazotto, Elia Strambini, Giorgio De Simoni (CNR Nano researchers), Federico Paolucci (INFN) and Angelo Di Bernardo (University of Salerno and University of Konstanz , Germany), received the award in a ceremony at the Chamber of Deputies in Rome. This award not only confirms the value of DSQM’s mission but also recognizes their commitment to innovation and the potential of their technology. DSQM has already distinguished itself in various regional and national entrepreneurial competitions, obtaining excellent results, and the success achieved demonstrates the value of basic research in technological innovation in the Italian panorama, continuing the legacy of excellence of the Nanoscience Institute and collaborating with important research institutes such as the Scuola Normale Superiore.