Pillar 1 - Option 2 is in principle appropriate. However, it must be implemented individually for all fields of quantum technology, i.e. quantum computing (QC), quantum sensing (QS) and quantum networks (QN). For QS and QN, analogue joint undertakings outside the EuroHPC must be created as quickly as possible in order to address their specific challenges.
QuantumBW
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QuantumBW filed 3 positions on 15 Dec 2025, across 1 of the 326 legislative files tracked here, attaching a full position paper 3 times.
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Pillar 1 - Option 2 is in principle appropriate. However, it must be implemented individually for all fields of quantum technology, i.e. quantum computing (QC), quantum sensing (QS) and quantum networks (QN). For QS and QN, analogue joint undertakings outside the EuroHPC must be created as quickly as possible in order to address their specific challenges.
Pillar 1 - Option 2 is in principle appropriate. However, it must be implemented individually for all fields of quantum technology, i.e. quantum computing (QC), quantum sensing (QS) and quantum networks (QN). For QS and QN, analogue joint undertakings outside the EuroHPC must be created as quickly as possible in order to address their specific challenges.
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