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This announcement marks a critical step toward industrializing neutral-atom quantum hardware within Europe by establishing a standardized supply chain for integrated lasers and atom chips. By coordinating 28 partners across 11 countries, the Q-PLANET initiative aims to resolve key manufacturing bottlenecks that currently hinder the deployment of scalable quantum processors. This development directly supports the broader goal of reducing reliance on non-European fabrication infrastructure for next-generation quantum technologies.

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Pasqal Transitions €50 Million Q-PLANET Pilot Line into Execution Phase for European Neutral-Atom Chips

Quantum Computing ReportOctober 6, 20262 min read

Pasqal has launched the operational phase of Q-PLANET, a €50 million initiative to develop a European supply chain for neutral-atom quantum computing chips. Leading a 28-partner consortium, Pasqal aims to industrialize chip-scale components, including integrated laser sources and atom chips, over three years. This project will standardize manufacturing processes to accelerate the deployment of quantum technologies in Europe. The post Pasqal Transitions €50 Million Q-PLANET Pilot Line into Execution Phase for European Neutral-Atom Chips appeared first on Quantum Computing Report.

Neutral-atom quantum hardware provider Pasqal (NASDAQ: PSQL) has announced the transition of the Q-PLANET (Quantum Pilot Line for production of Advanced chips for Neutral atom European Technologies) initiative into its operational…

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