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The European Quantum Industry Consortium (QuIC) urges regulators to harmonize export licensing procedures across EU member states to prevent friction as the industry moves toward commercialization. While acknowledging the need for security, the group advocates for a balanced framework that supports international competitiveness and clarifies rules for intangible technology transfers like remote quantum computing.

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Export controls must not stifle quantum innovation, QuIC warns

Quantum ZeitgeistOctober 15, 20263 min read

The European Quantum Industry Consortium (QuIC) presents industry recommendations to strengthen Europe’s export control framework, supporting quantum innovation, commercialisation and international competitiveness. Effective EU quantum export controls are essential for protecting sensitive technologies, but they must also support innovation and industrial competitiveness.

Image: marina cavazza · euroquic.org Differences in how European Member States handle export licenses are creating friction for quantum companies as the industry moves toward commercialization, according to a new position paper from the European Quantum Industry Consortium. QuIC’s recommendations directly contribute to the European Commission’s evaluation of Regulation (EU)…

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