US EditionEU Strategy Aims to Make Europe Leader in Quantum by 2030
EUROPEAN UNION, JUL 2 – The European Commission's strategy aims to boost private investment from 5% currently and create thousands of skilled jobs by 2040 while fostering innovation and technological sovereignty.
- The European Commission adopted its Quantum Strategy on Wednesday, aiming to make Europe a global leader in quantum technology by 2030.
- Fragmented support among EU member states and Europe attracting only 5% of global private quantum funding hinder commercialization efforts, despite strong early research, prompting the Commission's strategic response.
- The European Commission's Quantum Europe Research and Innovation Initiative will establish six pilot lines for quantum chips with up to €50 million in public funding.
- Industry welcomed the EU's quantum strategy, praising its ambition but warning that effective execution is crucial for success.
- The European Commission's Quantum Act is expected in 2026, with the sector projected to create thousands of skilled jobs and surpass €155 billion globally by 2040.
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