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Draft EU Quantum Act Would Favor European Suppliers, Set Computing and Security Targets

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Briefings

A draft EU Quantum Act proposes coordinating European quantum research and manufacturing while reserving strategic projects for EU-controlled suppliers. The document targets 100 error-corrected logical qubits per system by 2030 and establishes shared infrastructure for computing, communications, and sensing. It introduces quantum-safe purchasing requirements for critical sectors and aims to convert scientific capabilities into international competitive capacity.

Key points

• The draft EU Quantum Act targets approximately 100 error-corrected logical qubits per system by 2030 or soon after.
• Strategic quantum infrastructure and industrial projects would generally be reserved for EU-controlled companies, with limited participation allowed for qualifying international partners.

Context

The document outlines a framework for European quantum research, engineering, and industrial development, requiring member states to align national strategies with shared priorities. It proposes a common interface for quantum services and sets targets for quantum networking and secure computing.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to a draft document obtained by The Quantum Insider. Specific funding mechanisms, exact national contribution figures, and the precise timeline for commercial viability of foundries remain unconfirmed.

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