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QuiX Quantum Leads National Mission to Develop 100+ Qubit Photonic Quantum Computer

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Briefings

QuiX Quantum leads a national mission under the PhotonDelta National Growth Fund to develop a 100+ qubit photonic quantum computer. The project runs from January 2026 to December 2028, involving QuiX Quantum and nine Dutch partners to create twelve components across the photonic stack. The mission targets lower optical loss, improved photon sources, advanced detection, faster control electronics, and more manufacturable chips to support QuiX Quantum's fault-tolerant roadmap.

Key points

• QuiX Quantum leads a national mission under the PhotonDelta National Growth Fund to develop a 100+ qubit photonic quantum computer.
• The project runs from January 2026 to December 2028, involving QuiX Quantum and nine Dutch partners to create twelve components across the photonic stack.

Context

QuiX Quantum, a Dutch-German developer of universal photonic quantum computers, has been awarded the Photonic Quantum Computing Mission under Phase II of the PhotonDelta National Growth Fund. This initiative aligns with the company's roadmap to transition from universal to fault-tolerant computing, supported by European manufacturing partnerships to strengthen the Netherlands' quantum supply chain.

Limitations

Evidence covers the initial mission phase through December 2028, with no data on post-2030 progress or commercial deployment outcomes. Specific partner names beyond Dutch entities are not identified, and long-term industrialization metrics beyond 2030 remain unmeasured.

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