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NVision Quantum Technologies has secured funding under the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking's Quantum Grand Challenge to advance its PIQC spin-qubit architecture. The four-month QOSMOS project will focus on defining hardware and integration milestones for an error-corrected platform, with initial applications targeting quantum simulation in chemistry and pharmaceuticals. This selection highlights the European push toward industrial-scale quantum systems that leverage photonic connectivity for modular scaling.

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NVision Selected for EuroHPC Quantum Grand Challenge With Spin-Qubit Project

The Quantum InsiderSeptember 9, 20263 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — The EuroHPC Joint Undertaking has selected NVision Quantum Technologies as one of 13 companies to receive funding under its Quantum Grand Challenge, an EU program aimed at helping Europe turn its strength in quantum research into industrial-scale, commercially competitive technologies. Of the three German companies selected, NVision is the only […]

NVision Quantum Technologies has been selected as one of 13 companies for the EuroHPC Joint Undertaking’s Quantum Grand Challenge to develop a roadmap for scaling its PIQC spin-qubit architecture. The four-month QOSMOS project will assess NVision’s photon-interfaced spin-qubit technology and define hardware, software and integration milestones toward an error-corrected quantum computing…

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