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Pasqal is spearheading the Q-PLANET initiative to establish a resilient European supply chain for neutral-atom quantum computing components, moving beyond lab prototypes toward industrial-grade manufacturing. The project focuses on developing critical hardware such as specific-wavelength lasers and atom chips while integrating energy-efficiency monitoring to support large-scale deployment. This effort directly addresses strategic autonomy by reducing reliance on external sources for essential quantum technologies across 28 partners in 11 countries.

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Q-PLANET’s Pasqal leads €50M EU project for neutral-atom quantum chips

Quantum ZeitgeistOctober 6, 20263 min read

Pasqal is leading Q-PLANET, a €50 million project over three years co-funded by the EU Chips Joint Undertaking and National/Regional authorities. The consortium of 28 partners from 11 European countries will develop industrial-grade chip components for neutral-atom quantum computing, sensing, and communication.

Pasqal is leading a €50 million, three-year project, Q-PLANET, to build an industrial-grade supply chain for neutral-atom quantum computing components across Europe. The consortium of 28 partners from 11 countries will focus on developing key components including lasers at 461 nm, 698 nm, 795 nm and 1013 nm,…

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