Keynote
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Europe already has working quantum products, substantial public funding, and the highest density of quantum professionals but lags in private investment; a coordinated European quantum strategy is imminent and aims to build the full value chain from research to market. Planned actions include Seven Sisters supercomputing centers that will host only European quantum hardware, an annual multi-technology quantum acquisitions program (superconducting, ion traps, photonics), two quantum gravimeter network sensing infrastructures (fixed, airborne, satellite) and a Chips Act for quantum manufacturing to scale fabs and standard design toolchains by 2030.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:10Welcome
- 1:59Quantum in Europe
- 4:28European Quantum Strategy
- 6:59Quantum Valley
- 7:58Ecosystem
- 11:13Roadmap
- 14:14Chips
- 15:07Conclusion
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