The European Quantum Industry Consortium
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Non‑profit consortium founded just over two years ago now counts ~180 members across large enterprises, SMEs, research centres and startups and targets pan‑European (EU27+UK+Switzerland+associated) industrial competitiveness. Structure: expert groups by technology plus working groups on skills, standards, IP, funding and market mapping; outputs include an industry one‑map and strategic position papers. External roles include private member of EuroHPC governing bodies (no vote), contribution to the Coordinated Support Action and the European Chips Act discussions, and appointment to a high‑level forum for European standardization.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:42What is EQIC
- 2:11Mission and membership
- 3:17Pan-European competitiveness
- 4:20Expert and working groups
- 7:13Interaction with actors
- 8:16Role in Quantum Flagship
- 10:44Engagement with Chips Act
- 11:27Standardization and forums
- 12:07Closing remarks and call for questions
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