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The European Quantum Industry Consortium (QuIC) argues that policy frameworks like Chips Act 2.0 must shift focus from pure research funding to establishing measurable metrics for industrial-scale quantum chip production. Their whitepaper highlights specific infrastructure gaps in fabrication, metrology, and cryogenic testing that are essential for converting scientific capability into sustainable manufacturing capacity. This strategic pivot aims to ensure public investment yields tangible industrial results rather than remaining confined to prototyping stages.

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QuIC proposes metrics to track Europe’s quantum progress

Quantum ZeitgeistSeptember 18, 20263 min read

Europe’s quantum industry, through QuIC’s response to the Chips Act 2.0, identifies key needs—like fabrication & metrology—and proposes tracking progress with specific metrics for industrialization.

Image: marina cavazza · euroquic.org Europe’s quantum industry is urging policymakers to focus on translating research into production, with the European Quantum Industry Consortium (QuIC) outlining specific metrics for tracking industrial progress within the Chips Act 2.0 proposal. A new whitepaper, Quantum in the Chips Act 2.0, highlights a critical gap between existing research infrastructure and the requirements for…

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