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Supporting quantum technologies beyond Horizon 2020

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Key points
Summarizes outcomes of Quantum Flagship community meeting.
Proposes actions for advancing quantum technologies in Europe.
Highlights the need for shared infrastructure for quantum R&D.
Aims to develop a Quantum Web for interconnected quantum systems.
Focuses on supporting smaller Member States in quantum tech.
Emphasizes the role of innovation ecosystems in quantum advancements.
Language
en
Publisher
Quantum Support Action (QSA)
External URL
Publication type

The document outlines the outcomes of a Quantum Flagship community meeting, emphasizing the need for coordinated research and innovation actions in quantum technologies. It highlights the potential of a Second Quantum Revolution, aiming to develop a Quantum Web that integrates quantum computers, simulators, and sensors. The report stresses the importance of shared infrastructure to support innovation ecosystems and facilitate the transition from research to commercial products, particularly benefiting smaller European nations with emerging quantum technology programs.

Key points

  • Summarizes outcomes of Quantum Flagship community meeting.
  • Proposes actions for advancing quantum technologies in Europe.
  • Highlights the need for shared infrastructure for quantum R&D.
  • Aims to develop a Quantum Web for interconnected quantum systems.
  • Focuses on supporting smaller Member States in quantum tech.
  • Emphasizes the role of innovation ecosystems in quantum advancements.

AI-assisted summary written from the public document. The original document is authoritative.

Licence: No reuse licence stated by the publisher. No reuse licence in the PDF or on qt.eu; linked only. Archive copy kept under the owner's decision of 27 October 2026 (the portal succeeds qt.eu); official source linked. An archive copy is kept on the portal owner's decision of 27 October 2026, as the portal succeeds qt.eu; the publisher states no reuse licence. Official source: https://qt.eu/media/pdf/Supporting-QT-beyond-H2020_v1.1.pdf.

Future directions for quantum technology in Europe: an analysis of policy questions

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Key points
Focuses on policy questions for quantum technology in Europe.
Categorized under Roadmaps & Strategy.
Published by the JRC with a Creative Commons license.
Language
en
Publisher
European Commission Joint Research Centre
External URL
Publication type

The document titled 'Future directions for quantum technology in Europe' analyzes key policy questions related to quantum technology. It is categorized under Roadmaps & Strategy and aims to provide insights into the future development of quantum technologies in Europe. The publication is associated with the JRC and is available under a Creative Commons license, indicating its accessibility for public use and distribution.

Key points

  • Focuses on policy questions for quantum technology in Europe.
  • Categorized under Roadmaps & Strategy.
  • Published by the JRC with a Creative Commons license.

AI-assisted summary written from the public document. The original document is authoritative.

Licence: Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 (CC BY 4.0). PDF p.2: reuse authorised under CC BY 4.0 (Commission Decision 2011/833/EU), credit required; the cover illustration (stock.adobe.com) is excluded from the licence, so the file is linked, not copied.

High-Level Board report: setting priorities in the next MFF for quantum technologies

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Key points
Focus on European leadership in quantum technologies.
Establish a standalone Quantum Act for governance.
Promote collaboration across national and international programs.
Ensure fair evaluation processes in quantum initiatives.
Create a European Quantum Single Market for technology.
Attract and retain diverse talent in the quantum sector.
Language
en
Publisher
High-Level Board (HLB) on quantum technologies
External URL
Publication type

The report outlines strategic priorities for the next Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) regarding quantum technologies in Europe. It consolidates insights from the High-Level Board and emphasizes the need for a coherent policy framework to enhance European leadership in quantum tech. Key recommendations include establishing a standalone Quantum Act, promoting collaboration, and ensuring fair evaluation processes. The report categorizes recommendations into general principles and near-term actions, focusing on R&D, industrial development, and governance to support the quantum value chain.

Key points

  • Focus on European leadership in quantum technologies.
  • Establish a standalone Quantum Act for governance.
  • Promote collaboration across national and international programs.
  • Ensure fair evaluation processes in quantum initiatives.
  • Create a European Quantum Single Market for technology.
  • Attract and retain diverse talent in the quantum sector.

AI-assisted summary written from the public document. The original document is authoritative.

Licence: No reuse licence stated by the publisher. No reuse licence in the PDF or on qt.eu; linked only. Archive copy kept under the owner's decision of 27 October 2026 (the portal succeeds qt.eu); official source linked. An archive copy is kept on the portal owner's decision of 27 October 2026, as the portal succeeds qt.eu; the publisher states no reuse licence. Official source: https://qt.eu/media/pdf/HLB-final-report.pdf.

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