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The Netherlands is formalizing a roadmap to transition its quantum research capabilities into commercial applications while simultaneously executing a critical post-quantum cryptography migration for government infrastructure by 2030. This strategy prioritizes reducing reliance on non-EU suppliers and establishing resilience against future decryption threats, effectively linking national security directly to quantum technological leadership.
Netherlands’s Quantum Strategy Sets 2035 Goals, Links Industry Growth to Cybersecurity
Insider Brief The Netherlands plans to turn its quantum research strengths into commercial products while preparing government systems for computers that could defeat widely used encryption. A new governmentwide quantum strategy sets a 2035 goal for technological leadership, greater independence from suppliers outside the European Union and resilience against quantum-related security threats. It combines support […]
The Netherlands’ new quantum strategy targets technological leadership by 2035 through commercial development, reduced foreign dependencies and protection against quantum-related security threats. Building on 614.9 million euros previously allocated to Quantum Delta NL, the government plans to support research, financing and early procurement, with further ambitions subject to available budgets. The strategy calls for completing post-quantum cryptography migration for high-risk government uses by 2030 and medium-risk uses by 2035. The Netherlands plans to turn its quantum research strengths into commercial products while preparing government systems for computers that could defeat widely used encryption. A new governmentwide quantum strategy sets a 2035 goal for technological leadership, greater independence from suppliers outside the European Union and…
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