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Pasqal Leads €50 Million Q-PLANET Project for Neutral-Atom Quantum Technology

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Pasqal is coordinating the Q-PLANET project, a €50 million three-year European pilot line focused on industrial-grade neutral-atom quantum technology. The consortium includes 28 partners from 11 European countries to develop lasers, atom chips, and vapor cells. Pasqal will lead the development of 1013 nm chip-based laser sources and act as an end-user for microfabricated vapor cells. The project aims to establish a resilient European quantum supply chain and support the EU Quantum Act.

Key points

• Pasqal is coordinating the Q-PLANET project, a €50 million three-year European pilot line focused on industrial-grade neutral-atom quantum technology, with 28 partners from 11 European countries.
• Pasqal will lead the development of 1013 nm chip-based laser sources and act as an end-user for microfabricated vapor cells within the consortium.

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