QC in the Path to the Digital Decade of the European Commission
summary
European policy sets concrete targets: by 2025 integrate quantum acceleration into classical HPC and by 2030 deliver cutting‑edge quantum capabilities. Funding routes include the Quantum Flagship for R&D, deployment via EuroHPC and EuroQCI, and procurement — a process launched to buy the first three to four quantum computers for installation next summer. Technical work builds pilot lines to move qubit chips from lab prototypes to scalable manufacturing and pairs quantum processors with classical HPC, AI and neuromorphic stacks, plus ramped education and workforce training.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:44Digital Decade → Quantum Decade
- 4:27The Quantum Ecosystem - strategic approach
- 5:22Calls WP 2021-2022
- 8:04HORIZON EUROPE 2023-24 - Draft WP
- 8:49EuroHPC & Quantum Computing
- 11:11Quantum in the Chips Act for Europe
- 12:59Education and training for quantum technologies
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