Draft SRIA 2026 overview / Industrial roadmaps
Seeks repeatable, accessible and trusted quantum chip manufacturing through four levers: resilient fabrication capacity, industrial processes and design kits, demand creation, and cross-cutting enablers, with gate criteria for 2030 and 2035.
Drafting status: Several baselines are shown as to be established: the figures were being collected in the consultation window, and indicators without a defensible baseline stay open. Page 145
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Goal by 2035
Europe is a leading location for industrialising quantum chips and hardware building blocks, moving from fragmented research fabrication to repeatable, accessible and trusted manufacturing.
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Technologies: Quantum chips, materials and fabrication, Control electronics, Photonics, lasers and optics
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Goal 2035 objective
At least one European sovereign quantum foundry or foundry-style infrastructure, possibly distributed and grown from pilot lines, with shared access, IP protection and validated design kits.
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Technologies: Quantum chips, materials and fabrication
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Milestone gate criteria 2030
External access to priority pilot lines operational, TRL 6–7 reached, maps of critical inputs with mitigation plans, and reproducible industrial-grade processes.
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Technologies: Quantum chips, materials and fabrication
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Milestone gate criteria 2030
Standardised procedures, an initial building-block catalogue, validated PDK and QPDK flows used by external users, and benchmarking below full-stack level.
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Technologies: Quantum chips, materials and fabrication, Control electronics
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Milestone activities 2027–2030
Create a European Anchor User Alliance and a European Quantum Chips Observatory, and use procurement, grants and Joint Undertaking instruments for market pull.
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Technologies: Quantum chips, materials and fabrication
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Goal gate criteria 2035
Foundry-level operations for mature modalities, qualified and scalable supply of priority inputs, and TRL 8–9 where demand exists.
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Technologies: Quantum chips, materials and fabrication
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Goal 2035 KPI
10 000 direct jobs in quantum chip industrialisation by 2035 (1 000 by 2030), and a 35% market share by value for components made in European facilities.
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Technologies: Quantum chips, materials and fabrication
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| Objective and indicator | 2026 baseline | 2030 target | 2035 target | Page |
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| Objective 1: Strengthen supply chain and fabrication capacity KPI 1.1: Market share by value of quantum components fabricated commercially in European production facilities | To be established (see the note on values) | 10% | 35% | 145 |
| Objective 1: Strengthen supply chain and fabrication capacity KPI 1.2: Share of critical fab inputs with qualified EU or trusted-partner alternatives | To be established (see the note on values) | 50 % | 80% | 145 |
| Objective 1: Strengthen supply chain and fabrication capacity KPI 1.3: Job creation related to quantum chip industrialisation (full-time-equivalent posts) | To be established (see the note on values) | 1 000 | 10 000 | 145 |
| Objective 2: Reliability and responsiveness of the fabrication service KPI 2.1: Distinct external customers completing two or more fabrication runs at the same qualified line within 24 months | To be established (see the note on values) | 5 | 50 | 146 |
| Objective 2: Reliability and responsiveness of the fabrication service KPI 2.2: Median lead time from purchase order to delivery of wafers or die, standard process on an existing PDK | 6 months | 3 months | 2 months | 146 |
| Objective 2: Reliability and responsiveness of the fabrication service KPI 2.2b: Median total time from design submission to return of functional characterisation data | 1 year | 8 months | 6 months | 146 |
| Objective 3: Define and adopt standard interfaces across the stack KPI 3.1: Percentage of a fixed population of European vendors and facilities implementing at least one validated common interface framework | 0 % | 75% | 90% | 147 |
| Objective 4: Develop and deploy quantum PDKs KPI 4.1: Share of commercial fabrication runs using validated PDK/QPDK flows | ~ 0 % | 75% | 90 % | 147 |
| Objective 4: Develop and deploy quantum PDKs KPI 4.2: Distinct non-EU customers completing at least one successful tape-out on a European PDK or QPDK flow, cumulative | 3 | 6 | 25 | 147 |
| Objective 5: Establish pilot lines bridging lab to industry KPI 5.1: Share of qualified line capacity allocated to production-grade manufacturing | To be established (see the note on values) | 25 % | 75 % | 148 |
| Objective 5: Establish pilot lines bridging lab to industry KPI 5.2: Full-flow availability of a qualified process flow | To be established (see the note on values) | 40 % | 90 % | 148 |
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Technology hubs: Quantum chips, materials and fabrication, Control electronics, Photonics, lasers and optics, Superconducting qubits, Spin qubits in semiconductors