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A structured read of a benchmark-less market: who is nearest to whom, what the strong actors actually do, and where activity concentrates versus where it is thin. Associations are correlational within the window — not causal.

Signals for you

Descriptive patterns over the current window — each with its source evidence. Correlational, not causal.

Signal activity is concentrated at the top
The top 3 actors (Swiss Quantum Initiative, ETH Zurich Quantum Center, Basel Precision Instruments) account for 22% of weighted signal activity across 40 active actors.
Basel Precision Instruments is signalling on 35 dimensions
Basel Precision Instruments is active across 35 distinct signal dimensions (broad, multi-front signalling) rather than a single-note story.
National Centre for Competence in Research SPIN is signalling on 34 dimensions
National Centre for Competence in Research SPIN is active across 34 distinct signal dimensions (broad, multi-front signalling) rather than a single-note story.
Basel Quantum Center at the University of Basel is signalling on 30 dimensions
Basel Quantum Center at the University of Basel is active across 30 distinct signal dimensions (broad, multi-front signalling) rather than a single-note story.
3 signal dimension(s) have no activity this window
Dimensions with zero signals in the current window: Defense ambivalence, Defense engagement, Patents.

Ranked for this lens

Top actors by Signal Breadth — this lens's lead metric.

#ActorCategoryBreadthSignal Breadthdistinct dimensionsHow many of the signal dimensions an actor is active on. High = broad, multi-front signalling; low = a narrow, single-note story.Cap.–Leg.Capability–Legitimacy Ratio(cap + 1) / (cap + leg + 2)Balance between capability signals (what an actor can technically do) and legitimacy signals (endorsements, partnerships). Near 1 = capability-led; near 0 = legitimacy-led. Laplace-smoothed.Cost-weightedCost-Weighted Signal ScoreΣ (weight × confidence × cost_mult)The Signal Activity Score after discounting low-cost signals. Hard-to-fake signals (patents, funding, peer-reviewed research) keep most of their weight; low-cost positioning is multiplied down.
1Basel Precision InstrumentsPrivate company35/190.1449.43
2National Centre for Competence in Research SPINNational initiative34/190.1138.25
3Basel Quantum Center at the University of BaselUniversity / research hub30/190.2547.63
4Quantum Technology Initiative at CERNUniversity / research hub29/190.2328.29
5Swiss Quantum InitiativeNational initiative27/190.0966.72
6Quantum Science and Engineering Center at EPFLUniversity / research hub27/190.2530.43
7IonQPrivate company27/190.5028.69
8The Geneva Science and Diplomacy Anticipator (GESDA)Ecosystem builder25/190.1722.74

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This lens re-orders and frames the same source-attributed signals — it derives no new data and makes no recommendation. See methodology.