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An open, source-backed view of European quantum companies and their funding, assembled from data the portal already holds: CORDIS projects and EIC awards, patent families from the European Patent Office, publications from OpenAlex, the infrastructure deployment tracker, approved figures from published reports, and a curated file of publicly announced funding rounds.
The tabs above hold the company screener, the investor directory, the funding rounds tracker, the path from lab to market and ownership changes. This overview shows the market signals and how to read the figures.
Market signals
Figures from different sources, measures and years are shown side by side. They are never added together, averaged or ranked.
Private investment in quantum companies, as published
| Figure | Value as stated | Geography | Period | Source and page |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| IQM's 2026 report puts total investment in quantum technology in 2025 at USD 10 to 12 billion, more than four times the year before, with 80 to 90% going to quantum computing. | $10-$12 billion (USD billion) | Worldwide | 2025 | IQM Quantum Computers, State of Quantum 2026 (Fourth edition, 2026). Printed page 27, PDF page 27, Theme II, The Quantum Computing market today, Second paragraph and footnote 11. |
| QED-C counts USD 4.9 billion of private venture capital invested in the quantum industry in 2025, more than double the previous record; most of it went to companies in the United States. | $4.9 billion (USD billion) | Worldwide | 2025 | Quantum Economic Development Consortium (QED-C), managed by SRI International, Global Quantum Computing Market to Double by 2028 (press release on the State of the Global Quantum Industry 2026) (Press release of 14 April 2026). Press release of 14 April 2026, Paragraph on public funding and venture capital. |
Public funding commitments for quantum, as published
| Figure | Value as stated | Geography | Period | Source and page |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| The OECD and EPO report, citing QURECA, puts government commitments to quantum science and technology at about USD 55.7 billion worldwide since 2013, as of July 2025, and warns that such totals rest on announcements. | an estimated USD 55.7 billion | Worldwide | 2013-2025-07 | OECD and European Patent Office, Mapping the global quantum ecosystem (December 2025). Printed page 117, PDF page 117, 8.2 Government funding, Second column, first paragraph. |
| QED-C estimates public funding commitments for quantum research and innovation at about USD 56.7 billion worldwide, after a rise of more than USD 12.7 billion in a year. | an estimated $56.7 billion (USD billion) | Worldwide | end of 2025 | Quantum Economic Development Consortium (QED-C), managed by SRI International, Global Quantum Computing Market to Double by 2028 (press release on the State of the Global Quantum Industry 2026) (Press release of 14 April 2026). Press release of 14 April 2026, Paragraph on public funding commitments. |
Publishers count different things, so these figures are not comparable without their definitions. Registered reports and their figures
Announced rounds in the curated file
| Currency | Total as announced | Rounds |
|---|---|---|
| EUR | EUR 875,100,000 (at least) | 13 |
| USD | USD 873,000,000 | 8 |
| GBP | GBP 260,000,000 | 1 |
Not added: 2 undisclosed, 10 not closed (targets, commitments and selections), 2 acquisitions or listings and 1 included in a later figure. Currencies are never converted or added together.
Public demand
- 4 quantum public tender notices from TED are published on the portal. Public tenders
| System | Milestone | Date | What the source says |
|---|---|---|---|
| Milestones of Piast-Q (procured as EuroQCS-Poland) | Procurement or tender | October 2023 | Call for tender launched. |
| Milestones of Piast-Q (procured as EuroQCS-Poland) | Contract awarded | 10 July 2024 | Procurement contract signed with AQT (Alpine Quantum Technologies) for a trapped-ion machine. |
| Milestones of VLQ (procured as LUMI-Q) | Procurement or tender | February 2024 | Call for tender launched. |
| Milestones of VLQ (procured as LUMI-Q) | Contract awarded | 26 September 2024 | Procurement contract signed with IQM Quantum Computers. |
| Milestones of Euro-Q-Exa | Contract awarded | 15 October 2024 | Procurement contract signed with IQM Quantum Computers for two systems totalling EUR 25 million. |
| Milestones of Lucy (procured as EuroQCS-France) | Procurement or tender | January 2024 | Call for tender launched. |
| Milestones of Lucy (procured as EuroQCS-France) | Contract awarded | 26 September 2024 | Procurement contract signed with Quandela and attocube for a 12-qubit photonic machine. |
| Milestones of SOL (procured as EuroQCS-Italy) | Procurement or tender | 1 August 2024 | Call for tender for a neutral-atom machine (EUR 13 million); applications closed on 5 September 2024. |
| Milestones of SOL (procured as EuroQCS-Italy) | Contract awarded | 27 March 2025 | Procurement contract signed with Pasqal; at least 140 qubits in analogue mode at first. |
| Milestones of MeluXina-Q | Procurement or tender | 23 July 2026 | Procurement opened for at least 10 spin qubits at first; tenders closed on 1 September 2026. |
| Milestones of EuroSSQ-HPC, the EuroHPC quantum computer in the Netherlands | Procurement or tender | 15 September 2025 | Procurement for EuroSSQ-HPC opened; submissions due by 24 October 2025. |
How to read these pages
- Companies are private for-profit organisations in CORDIS that take part in EU-funded quantum projects, in Europe, plus the companies of the curated rounds file. Universities and research centres are left out.
- EU contribution received is the net EU contribution CORDIS records for the company in those projects, not the whole project budget, and not a payment.
- EIC Accelerator is flagged only where the CORDIS funding scheme names it; the blended finance variant includes an EIC Fund investment component whose amount CORDIS does not record.
- Round amounts are as announced, in the stated currency. Totals add closed, disclosed investment rounds only, one line per currency; acquisitions, listings, targets, commitments and selections are never added.
- Private investment and public funding figures from reports are shown side by side and never summed.
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