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planqc and the LOGIQC consortium have secured funding to compete for developing error-corrected quantum computers using neutral atoms, a key step toward scaling industrial applications. This initiative highlights the critical shift from demonstrating single qubits to building functional systems with necessary infrastructure like laser arrays and pilot production lines. The competition aims to establish at least two European-leading machines by 2030, validating diverse technological approaches including trapped ions and superconducting circuits.
planqc and LOGIQC to Build Error-Corrected Quantum Computer

planqc and the LOGIQC consortium are among six selected to compete in Germany’s Quantum Computing Competition (QCC), an initiative of the Federal Ministry of Research, Technology and Space (BMFTR) to advance error-corrected quantum computing. With up to €640 million in funding planned, the competition aims to establish at least two error-corrected quantum computers by 2030.
planqc and the LOGIQC consortium will compete to build an error-corrected quantum computer using neutral atoms after being selected for Germany’s Quantum Computing Competition. The initiative, backed by up to €640 million from the Federal Ministry of Research, Technology…
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