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Study on the EU's critical digital capacities deployment beyond 2027 - Annex 13 - Technology Area Report Quantum

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Report 2026 · European Commission, Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology (study by Technopolis Group

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Key points
Focus on quantum computing, communication, and sensing.
Critical for EU's technological competitiveness and sovereignty.
Domains show progress from research to pilot applications.
Investment in quantum technology is essential for future readiness.
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European Commission, Directorate-General for Communications Networks, Content and Technology (study by Technopolis Group
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The document discusses the deployment of quantum technologies in the EU, focusing on quantum computing, communication, and sensing. It highlights the importance of these technologies for maintaining the EU's technological competitiveness and sovereignty. The report notes the varying maturity levels of these domains, which are transitioning from research to pilot applications and industrial readiness. It emphasizes the need for strategic investment in these areas to ensure future advancements and security in digital infrastructure.

Key points

  • Focus on quantum computing, communication, and sensing.
  • Critical for EU's technological competitiveness and sovereignty.
  • Domains show progress from research to pilot applications.
  • Investment in quantum technology is essential for future readiness.

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