In our 22nd Super Seven Series we profile our Graduate Electronics Engineer, James Garvey. James joined us at the start of the year bringing enthusiasm and a passion for electronics […]
KETS’ Lead Integrated Photonics Engineer, Francesco Raffaelli named as one the most promising science and research leaders funded by UK Research and Innovation’s (UKRI) flagship Future Leaders Fellowships programme announced […]
In the 21st of our Super Seven Questions Series we profile our Head of Technology & Engineering, Martyn Rees. Martyn joined us at Christmas bringing with him a wealth of experience […]
In the twentieth of our Super Seven Questions Series we profile our Mechanical Design Engineer, Patrick Buckle. Patrick joined us as an Intern in June 2021, his input has been invaluable, so […]
Since the COVID-19 pandemic hit the UK in March of last year, much like everyone else, KETS has had to adapt its working practises to remain innovative and productive. This […]
Earlier this year, KETS had the pleasure of hosting five brilliant high school students for a week-long, semi-remote work experience – Emily, Khai, Orla, Moiz and Ashwin – focussing on […]
Oliver joined us at KETS’ Business Analyst in July last year. Ed spoke to him about his time at KETS, what he learned, and some of the challenges he faced. […]
At the beginning of June, Giulia joined KETS for a summer placement in the Tech team as part of her Quantum Engineering Master’s degree at the Technical University of Denmark. […]
Data centres are at the very heart of the economy, and thanks to the increasing demand of the digital age, there are now more than 450 data centres in the […]
Chris Erven, CEO at KETS, cuts through the hype surrounding post-quantum cryptography and quantum security technologies. There is a lot of hype around quantum computing and quantum technologies, and I […]
In the nineteenth of our Super Seven Questions Series we profile our Business Operations Coordinator, Habiba Naqvi. Habiba joined us in June on her placement year, she’s studying Business and […]
Wow, KETS is 5 years old. The generally accepted wisdom is that 9 in 10 start-ups fail by their third birthday. It’s a safe assumption that quantum start-ups, certainly when […]