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Quantum Foundry Copenhagen's planned 5,300-square-meter facility marks a critical shift from theoretical research to commercial-scale manufacturing for quantum chips in Europe. By integrating nanofabrication, testing, and ultra-high-vacuum capabilities, this project addresses the essential bottleneck of scaling production needed to realize fault-tolerant quantum computers before 2034. This development underscores that global leadership in quantum technology will increasingly depend on advanced fabrication infrastructure rather than scientific breakthroughs alone.

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Quantum Foundry Copenhagen Plans 5,300-Square-Meter Chip Facility

The Quantum InsiderSeptember 4, 20264 min read

Insider Brief PRESS RELEASE — Today, Quantum Foundry Copenhagen and the Novo Nordisk Foundation announce plans to establish a new 5,300 m² quantum chip fabrication facility in Copenhagen. The facility will develop and scale the advanced manufacturing equipment needed to produce the next generation of quantum chips and strengthen Europe’s position in an increasingly competitive […]

Quantum Foundry Copenhagen plans to open a 5,300-square-meter quantum chip fabrication facility in Copenhagen in 2027 to support commercial-scale manufacturing. The facility will combine nanofabrication, characterization, testing, chip assembly, packaging and ultra-high-vacuum manufacturing capabilities. The Novo Nordisk Foundation has committed more than DKK 2.9 billion (€390 million) to quantum technologies, including a program targeting a fault-tolerant quantum computer before 2034. PRESS RELEASE — Today, Quantum Foundry Copenhagen and the Novo…

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