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NVision secures critical Phase 1 funding to advance its photonic-interfaced spin-qubit architecture, aiming to solve scaling limitations through all-to-all optical interconnections. The project establishes a roadmap for manufacturing fault-tolerant quantum processors compatible with standard semiconductor foundries, targeting applications in chemistry and pharmaceutical simulations. This milestone positions the company to potentially access significant venture debt financing for European-scale production facilities.

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NVision Advances EuroHPC QOSMOS Project for Photonic-Interfaced Spin Qubits

Quantum Computing ReportSeptember 10, 20262 min read

NVision Quantum Technologies has received €293,455 in Phase 1 funding from the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking for its QOSMOS project, aimed at developing a Photonic-Interfaced Quantum Computer (PIQC) architecture. This funding will support the creation of a roadmap for scaling their spin-qubit technology, which uses photonic integrated circuits to overcome scaling limitations. Successful completion of Phase 1 could lead to up to €30 million in EIB venture debt financing for manufacturing facilities. The post NVision Advances EuroHPC QOSMOS Project for Photonic-Interfaced Spin Qubits appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

German spin-qubit hardware developer NVision Quantum Technologies has been selected by the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking (EuroHPC JU) under its Quantum Grand Challenge initiative (Decision No. 31/2026)…

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