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JRC Science for Policy report (EUR 28103 EN) by Lewis, Kramer and Travagnin, written as input to the Commission initiative that led to the Quantum Flagship. It reviews research, industrial trends and policy questions in three areas: secure communications, computing and simulation, and sensing and timing (gravitation, time, magnetic fields, chemical detection, imaging). The document replaces an earlier May 2016 version with editorial corrections.

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Six-page JRC policy brief mapping the global quantum industry, based on company, venture capital and patent data. It reports that the EU hosts about a third of the more than 440 quantum companies identified, though these firms are generally smaller and younger than US or Chinese ones, and that China leads quantum patenting. The brief closes with recommendations on coordinating national and EU funding, scaling up firms, and investing in talent and infrastructure.

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Edition of the Key Performance Indicators with the values for 2022, measured early the following year by surveying the Strategic Advisory Board, the Quantum Coordination Board, the industry consortium QuIC and the Flagship coordination office. It explains how the 2030 targets and the yearly progress needed to reach them were set over several feedback rounds.

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Edition of the Key Performance Indicators that reports the values for 2023 against the 2030 perspective of the research and innovation agenda. It treats the indicators as a living set to be revised as the technology moves fast, and covers the ecosystem, the four technology pillars and education with quantitative and qualitative assessments.

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Annual report of the Flagship's Strategic Advisory Board on the Key Performance Indicators for quantum technologies in Europe, here with the values for 2024 and the outlook to 2030. The indicators cover six areas, the ecosystem, communication, computing, simulation, sensing and metrology, and education, with input from the Flagship's boards, community network and industry consortium.

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Report on the Key Inclusion Indicators proposed by the Flagship's Strategic Advisory Board, prepared with the Portuguese Quantum Institute and QUCATS. It follows three aspects: how many Member States have a dedicated and funded national quantum programme, the share of beneficiaries from widening countries in EU-funded quantum projects, and the share of women leading such projects.

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The Quantum Technologies Public Policies Report 2023 provides an overview of the evolving landscape of national policies and funding for quantum technologies in Europe. It highlights developments in public policies and funding instruments from various Research Funding Organisations. This report serves as a reference for policymakers aiming to advance quantum technology at both national and European levels, reflecting the collaborative efforts of the Quantum Community to enhance the European Quantum Ecosystem.

Key points

• Overview of national quantum technology policies in Europe.
• Maps funding instruments from Research Funding Organisations.
• Serves as a toolkit for policymakers in quantum technology.

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The document provides an extensive overview of benchmarking techniques essential for scaling quantum computing architectures. It emphasizes the importance of assessing performance across various levels, including component, system, software, HPC, and application benchmarks. The recommendations focus on developing standardized evaluation routines and integrating these benchmarks into broader quantum technology efforts. The document also highlights ongoing initiatives within the quantum computing community aimed at establishing reproducible and comparable benchmarks.

Key points

• Benchmarking is vital for assessing quantum computer performance.
• The document covers various benchmarking levels: component, system, software, HPC, and application.
• Standardization is crucial for reproducibility in benchmarks.
• Recommendations include developing standardized evaluation routines.
• Integration of benchmarks with broader quantum technology activities is emphasized.

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This document is identified as the KPI booklet 2021, published in October 2022. It is associated with the Key Performance Indicators working group on the qt.eu platform. The specific content of the document could not be automatically processed.

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• Identified as the KPI booklet 2021.
• Publication date is October 2022.
• Associated with the qt.eu Key Performance Indicators working group.
• Full document text was not available for analysis.

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The document is the final report from the High-Level Steering Committee of the Quantum Technologies Flagship. It serves as a historical record that established the framework for the Flagship initiative, detailing its objectives and strategic direction. The report is categorized under Roadmaps & Strategy and was published in June 2017, reflecting the foundational steps taken in the field of quantum technologies.

Key points

• Final report from the High-Level Steering Committee
• Establishes framework for Quantum Technologies Flagship
• Categorized under Roadmaps & Strategy
• Published in June 2017
• Historical document outlining strategic direction

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