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29 quantum technologies integrated into supercomputers.
6 million EUR invested in quantum research and innovation.
Total of 120 qubits available for European users.
First public network of quantum computers in Europe.
The document outlines the development of EuroHPC quantum computers by European companies, aimed at enhancing scientific capabilities and EU competitiveness. It highlights the integration of various quantum technologies into supercomputers, supported by significant funding. The initiative involves collaboration among 17 European countries to establish a public network of advanced quantum computers, which will facilitate solving complex problems and promote sustainable prosperity in Europe.
Key points
- EuroHPC quantum computers enhance EU scientific capabilities.
- 17 countries contribute to the quantum computing initiative.
- 29 quantum technologies integrated into supercomputers.
- 6 million EUR invested in quantum research and innovation.
- Total of 120 qubits available for European users.
- First public network of quantum computers in Europe.
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