Quantum infrastructure in Europe
Infrastructure: 7 views
Quantum computers and simulators, quantum communication networks (EuroQCI), testbeds, pilot lines and national user platforms in Europe, from EU and national programmes, each with its official source.
This overview counts the 62 catalogue entries by category and programme. The tabs above hold the full catalogue, the deployment tracker, how the infrastructure is used, how to get access and EuroQCI.
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- 11 Computing and simulation
- 32 Quantum communication (EuroQCI)
- 6 Testing and metrology
- 7 Fabrication and pilot lines
- 6 National and user platforms
62 entries in all, each counted once: 25 single facilities and platforms, and 37 networks, programmes and projects. 12 are EU-wide or cross-border and are listed apart from the 26 countries with a located entry.
Quantum communication: EuroQCI
EuroQCI terrestrial segment: In development. Being designed, developed and deployed by the Commission with all 27 Member States and the European Space Agency (ESA).
Network members of EuroQCI terrestrial segment: 28 entries
- QCINed (Netherlands; Testbed network; In operation, per the source; Testing service, Research collaboration)
- QuCT NL (Quantum Communication Testbed) (Netherlands; Testbed; In operation, per the source; Testing service, Research collaboration)
- PETRUS (EU-wide; Coordination and support action; Project period ended, per the source; access: none stated by the source)
- QCI-CAT (Austria; Quantum communication network project; Project period ended, per the source; access: none stated by the source)
- BGQCI (Bulgaria; Quantum communication network project; Project period ended, per the source; access: none stated by the source)
- CYQCI (Cyprus Quantum Communication Infrastructure) (Cyprus; Quantum communication network project; Project; access: none stated by the source)
- NaQCI.fi (Finland; Quantum communication network project; Project period ended, per the source; access: none stated by the source)
- FranceQCI (France; Quantum communication network project; Project period ended, per the source; access: none stated by the source)
- HellasQCI (Greece; Quantum communication network project; Project period ended, per the source; access: none stated by the source)
- QCIHungary (Hungary; Quantum communication network project; Project; access: none stated by the source)
- QUID (Quantum Italy Deployment) (Italy; Quantum communication network project; Project period ended, per the source; access: none stated by the source)
- LATQN: experimental quantum communication infrastructure in Latvia (Latvia; Quantum communication network project; Project period ended, per the source; access: none stated by the source)
- PRISM (Malta; Quantum communication network project; Project period ended, per the source; access: none stated by the source)
- PIONIER-Q (Poland; Quantum communication network project; Project period ended, per the source; access: none stated by the source)
- PTQCI (Portuguese Quantum Communication Infrastructure) (Portugal; Quantum communication network project; Project period ended, per the source; access: none stated by the source)
- RoNaQCI (Romania; Quantum communication network project; Project period ended, per the source; access: none stated by the source)
- SKQCI (Slovak Quantum Communication Infrastructure) (Slovakia; Quantum communication network project; Project period ended, per the source; access: none stated by the source)
- EuroQCI-Spain (Spain; Quantum communication network project; Project period ended, per the source; access: none stated by the source)
- BE-QCI (Belgian-QCI) (Belgium; Quantum communication network project; Project period ended, per the source; access: none stated by the source)
- SEEWQCI (South-East Europe to Western Europe Quantum Communication Infrastructure) (EU-wide; Quantum communication network project; Project; access: none stated by the source)
- Q-net-Q (Germany; Quantum communication network project; Project period ended, per the source; access: none stated by the source)
- CZQCI (Czech National Quantum Communication Infrastructure) (Czechia; Quantum communication network project; Project; access: none stated by the source)
- QCI.DK (Danish Quantum Communication Infrastructure) (Denmark; Quantum communication network project; Project period ended, per the source; access: none stated by the source)
- EstQCI (Estonian Quantum Communication Infrastructure) (Estonia; Quantum communication network project; Project period ended, per the source; access: none stated by the source)
- Croatian Quantum Communication Infrastructure – CroQCI (Croatia; Quantum communication network project; Project period ended, per the source; access: none stated by the source)
- IrelandQCI (Building a National Quantum Communication Infrastructure for Ireland) (Ireland; Quantum communication network project; Project period ended, per the source; access: none stated by the source)
- Lux4QCI (Luxembourg Experimental Network for Quantum Communication Infrastructure) (Luxembourg; Quantum communication network project; Project period ended, per the source; access: none stated by the source)
- SiQUID (Slovenian Quantum Communication Infrastructure Demonstration) (Slovenia; Quantum communication network project; Project period ended, per the source; access: none stated by the source)
- NQCIS (National Quantum Communication Infrastructure in Sweden) (Sweden; Quantum communication network project; Project period ended, per the source; access: none stated by the source)
Eagle-1: In development. Launch due in late 2026 or early 2027, followed by three years of in-orbit validation, per ESA. The Commission's EuroQCI page gave late 2027 when read on 19 October 2026; ESA, which runs the mission, is used as the primary source.
NOSTRADAMUS: Project. Set up as a testing and evaluation infrastructure and transferred to the Commission's Joint Research Centre in Ispra.
National EuroQCI projects listed here cover 26 Member States. The national projects follow the EuroQCI projects of the EU Funding & Tenders Portal, with their project periods; status is given only as each source states it, and no network routes or sites are shown.
All EuroQCI entries in the catalogue · EuroQCI projects funded by the EU, and testing
Browse by programme
- EuroHPC JU (10)
- EuroQCI (32)
- Chips JU pilot lines (6)
- Qu-Test and Qu-Pilot (2)
- National programme or platform (14)
An entry can belong to more than one programme, so these counts overlap.
About this catalogue
Compiled 2026-10-27. Review status: source-verified, which means each entry was checked against its official page; no entry is confirmed by its provider yet.
Compiled from official EU programme, government, host and project pages on the date shown. Not confirmed by the providers, not an availability or booking service; check the source before applying for access. Owner-reviewed for demonstration, 28 October 2026.
Quantum use cases and support services Documented European use cases, and official services that give access to quantum computers, training and support.