Every epic cause starts with an equally capable team. But let’s face it: it’s the 21st century, the world is huge, and chances are you won’t dig up the ultimate, world-changing dream team in your backyard. We know better than to think we’re above that dimensional parameter.

So for talk of quantum computing? That’s where Stack Overflow comes in. We wanted to make a place where developers can come together over common quandaries, and invent new combinations of obscenities over common frustrations. There aren’t many other places on the Internet like it. That’s why we’ve decided to enlist the help of Stack Overflow to pool together the world’s minds around quantum - and don’t worry, the friendly folks you’ll meet will no doubt work hard to make sure your queries won’t carelessly open an interdimensional rift into a world of ceaseless screaming.

You may have heard of a cute little laboratory in scenic Geneva, Switzerland affectionately referred to as CERN. And if you haven’t, you should really look into it - no one generates better particle physics puns. But probing the fundamental structure of the universe is serious business, and the size of that particle accelerator is really no joke.

So we’ve joined forces to send a group of students to visit the hadron collider and get hands-on experience with CERN technologies through the CERN Entrepreneurship Student Programme (CESP) for the love of science, entrepreneurship, and getting future generations excited about quantum technologies.