From the Quantum Flagship to a European ecosystem
summary
European effort moves from research into deployed infrastructure: flagship investments grow to about seven billion euros (roughly 2+ billion by the European Commission and 5+ billion by member states), first quantum simulator pilot goes live with hardware hosted in Paris and "hewlett Germany", calls open for first- and second-generation quantum computing and simulation, and Euro QCI / Euro QCS infrastructures are being built. Claims include Google's 53-qubit milestone (2.5 minutes vs a classical 10,000 years example), startup adoption (pascal, alpine quantum technologies, iqm, qti), and a planned quantum technology fund and pilot lines.
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- 0:00Start
- 1:41Research Agenda
- 2:48What Is the Role of the Flagship in the Ecosystem
- 8:50The European Quantum Industry Consortium
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