Quantum Technology: a "Major Issue of Sovereignty", the Court of Auditors Urges France to Accelerate
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Despite Emmanuel Macron's announcement of an additional EUR 1 billion for the quantum plan by 2030, the Court of Auditors believes that France and Europe must mobilize more capital in order to exist in the face of China and the United States.
Quantum Technology: a "Major Issue of Sovereignty", the Court of Auditors Urges France to Accelerate
In the face of competition from the United States and China, the Court of Auditors considers the French position fragile and calls for an increased mobilisation of private capital France must "mobilise
Usually reluctant to encourage spending, the Sages on the Rue de Cambon believe that staying in the race on this state-of-the-art technology is a "major issue of sovereignty".
While the global market for quantum computing could explode from EUR 1.1 billion in 2025 to EUR 13 billion in 2035, France invests timidly while its companies are struggling to find private capital. None of the 11 quantum companies listed on a global stock exchange is European. On 19 July 2026, the Court of Auditors published a staggering report on the inadequacy of French investments in quantum technology. An alarming finding for a strategic se…
This does not happen often, but the Court of Auditors validates the government's expenditure in quantum computing. The Court welcomes the results obtained until then because it has helped to strengthen the scientific assets of France and to make emerge (more...)This article Quantum computing: France must develop European partnerships according to the Court of Auditors appeared first on La Revue du Digital.
France needs to "mobilize more private capital" and "develop European partnerships" to stay in the race on quantum technology, the Court of Auditors believes, stressing a "major challenge of renewal ...
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