In Sherbrooke, 150 kilometers east of Montreal, quantum physics is everywhere, even in beer cans. This was brewed in mid-2010 by two former PhD students from the Faculty of Science's Quantum Institute, and is still brewing a few kilometers away. India Quantum Beer It could claim the title of official drink of the former textile stronghold of Quebec, which has become one of the global capitals of this futuristic technology. This will allow the computers that use it (particles will then replace chips) to perform calculations incredibly faster than a traditional computer.
“There are few ecosystems in the world that are as focused and coordinated as here.”Julien Camerand tastes Lemire. In addition to his flair for inventing India Quantum Ale, this doctor of micromagnet engineering created Nord Quantique in 2020, a Canadian startup icon for Sherbrooke's mainstream excitement.
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