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Commission invites contributions to shape future EU Quantum Act
Quantum technologies are set to power the next wave of innovation, and the European Commission wants Europe to be at the forefront. A call for evidence is now open to shape the future EU Quantum Act. The Act is scheduled for adoption in 2026 and has three main objectives for this critical and dual-use technology: first, to […]
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insideprivacy.comEuropean Commission launches a call for evidence on the impact assessment for the forthcoming EU Quantum Act
Before issuing a proposal for a Quantum Act, the European Commission has issued a call for evidence (“Call for Evidence”), asking for views from all
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