Install a quantum computer for European users
A Member State and its national supercomputing centre want a quantum computer coupled to a supercomputer, open to European users, owned by the public side.
The rules rank first: EuroHPC JU quantum computer procurement; Competitive dialogue
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QKD testbeds and links across Member States
Several Member States want national quantum communication infrastructures connected across borders as part of EuroQCI.
The rules rank first: EuroQCI national projects (DEP); CEF Digital (EuroQCI links)
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A public need no product meets yet
Public authorities need a quantum-safe sensing or timing service that does not exist yet; they want suppliers to develop and test competing solutions.
The rules rank first: Pre-commercial procurement (PCP); Innovation partnership
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Scale up a quantum start-up
A European quantum hardware start-up with a working prototype needs money to grow and reach the market.
The rules rank first: EIC Accelerator; EIC Fund (equity)
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A pilot line for quantum chips
Research and technology organisations from several Member States want a shared pilot line to fabricate and test quantum chips, with national co-funding.
The rules rank first: Chips JU pilot lines; IPCEI
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Attract and train quantum researchers
A ministry wants more top quantum researchers and doctoral candidates in its universities.
The rules rank first: Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions; ERA Chairs
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Align national quantum research programmes
National funders of several countries want joint calls for quantum research, each funding its own teams.
The rules rank first: Programme co-fund (co-funded partnership); QuantERA
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Collaborative research on quantum sensing
Universities and companies from several countries want to advance quantum sensors from proof of concept to lab validation.
The rules rank first: Horizon Europe RIA; EuroHPC JU quantum grants
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Support standardisation and a community roadmap
The Commission wants European stakeholders to coordinate their input to quantum standards and update a strategic roadmap.
The rules rank first: Horizon Europe CSA; COST Action
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A first industrial deployment across Member States
Several Member States want to support companies in a large first industrial deployment of quantum technologies, beyond what the market would fund.
The rules rank first: IPCEI; Chips JU pilot lines
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Buy an existing service
A Commission service needs a study or an off-the-shelf service on post-quantum migration, available on the market today.
The rules rank first: Open procedure; Restricted procedure
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Network researchers across Europe and beyond
Researchers want a pan-European network with partners outside the EU for meetings, training schools and short visits.
The rules rank first: COST Action; Horizon Europe CSA
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A regional quantum programme
A region wants to fund quantum testbeds and company projects from its regional development programme.
The rules rank first: Cohesion policy funds (ERDF); Teaming for Excellence
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