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EuroHPC JU is launching a significant funding round totaling EUR 44 million to advance three distinct quantum hardware pathways: trapped-ion systems, superconducting architectures utilizing chiplet technology, and neutral-atom processors. These initiatives specifically target the scaling of qubit counts beyond current limits while mandating cloud accessibility and integration with existing high-performance computing infrastructure. The calls also emphasize strengthening European supply chains for critical components to foster self-reliance in quantum hardware development.

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EuroHPC JU opens quantum calls for 3.5-year projects, applications due in November

Quantum ZeitgeistAugust 25, 20264 min read

EuroHPC Joint Undertaking launched six new quantum calls, offering EUR 20 million for 3.5-year projects focused on technologies like trapped-ion systems.

The EuroHPC Joint Undertaking is allocating EUR 20 million for a call to develop a trapped-ion quantum computer capable of addressing over 1,000 individual qubits; this investment targets a specific scale of quantum processing and integration with existing high-performance computing systems. Alongside this, a second call focuses on superconducting quantum computing, specifically requiring chiplet technology to achieve extended coherence times and fast read-outs. Both initiatives mandate cloud accessibility…

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