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This facility marks a significant infrastructure milestone for Spain's quantum ecosystem, providing the specialized nanofabrication tools necessary to transition quantum hardware prototypes into industrial pilot lines. By consolidating 36 research groups under the QuARC-CSIC initiative, this investment directly accelerates progress in quantum computing and communications hardware development.

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CSIC Inaugurates Spain’s Quantum Nanofabrication Area at IMB-CNM in Barcelona

Quantum Computing ReportSeptember 16, 20262 min read

Spain's CSIC has opened a Quantum Nanofabrication Area at IMB-CNM in Barcelona, a €6 million investment funded by Spain's PERTE Chip program and NextGenerationEU. This facility, equipped with advanced lithography and microscopy systems, is designed for prototyping quantum hardware like QPUs and QKD components. It's part of CSIC's QuARC-CSIC initiative, consolidating 36 research groups to advance quantum technologies across various pillars, from computing to sensing. The post CSIC Inaugurates Spain’s Quantum Nanofabrication Area at IMB-CNM in Barcelona appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

The Spanish National Research Council (CSIC) has inaugurated the Quantum Nanofabrication Area within the Micro and Nanofabrication Clean Room at the Institute of Microelectronics of…

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