How do we create a true European ecosystem?
summary
Panel lays out concrete steps: an €7 billion fund across research and industry, an industry‑led consortium already onboarding 130 paying members, and a delivered roadmap for a European quantum communication infrastructure. Focus shifts from raw qubit counts to use‑case‑driven targets and building shared test and manufacturing facilities, though manufacturing infancy remains a bottleneck. Plans include outcome‑based governance, new accessible infrastructures for startups, and a target to attract 30–50 ERC grants to secure talent.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00European quantum ecosystem intro
- 1:05Panel goals
- 3:55Government role in quantum
- 4:58Parliament funding for quantum
- 5:39Commission quantum initiatives
- 7:05Industry on quantum tech
- 8:10Research community’s role
- 9:38Building blocks of ecosystem
- 13:31Quantum tech and climate goals
- 16:26Long-term quantum strategy
- 19:20Research-industry models
- 22:26Industry commercializing quantum
- 24:58Cooperation vs competition
- 29:59Germany’s quantum progress
- 34:38Europe’s quantum position
- 39:22Industry needs and infrastructure
- 43:19Quantum Industry Consortium role
- 46:07Q&A on milestones
- 48:12Skills shortage in quantum
- 52:51Closing remarks
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