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The article focuses on the EU's strategic shift from scientific research to industrial leadership in quantum technology, highlighting funding gaps and the need for cross-border collaboration to compete with US investments. It details specific sector strengths in computing, sensing, and photonics while outlining upcoming policy frameworks like the EU Quantum Act aimed at scaling commercial capacity.

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Quantum funding only a part of the solution, EU experts say

GDELTSeptember 7, 20264 min read

Europe’s Quantum Moment: From Lab to Leadership. Image: Quantum Flagship EU Quantum Act policy expected by the end of this year. European policymakers, business personalities and investors gathered at the European Parliament last week for a high-level discussion about the next phase of the bloc’s quantum development. The panel touched on areas surrounding the development and sustenance of quantum technology in the bloc, with speakers noting that the region needs to translate its scientific expertise in the sector into industrial leadership that can be deployed across the single market.…

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