Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — South East Technological University (SETU) has welcomed the announcement of a major new national investment in research and innovation, which will see the University contribute to three of Ireland’s newly established Rinn research centres. Announced on Wednesday, by Minister for Further and Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science, James Lawless […]
Governments worldwide are increasingly investing in national research infrastructure to foster innovation and competitiveness, recognizing the long-term economic and strategic benefits.
Large national investments in research, particularly in quantum, indicate a strategic focus on developing next-generation technologies and expertise, crucial for future economic and technological leadership.
Ireland is significantly enhancing its research capabilities and potentially positioning itself as a key player in specific quantum technology domains, moving beyond foundational research to applying it in industry.
- · Irish research institutions
- · Quantum technology sector
- · SETU (South East Technological University)
- · Rinn research centres
Increased quantum research output and talent development within Ireland.
Potential for new quantum-related startups and industries to emerge from these research hubs.
Ireland could attract more international quantum technology companies and investments, further cementing its role in the global quantum landscape.
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