The Quantum Act initiative was announced in the Competitiveness Compass. It aims to fulfill the key priorities of the Quantum Europe Strategy. The call for evidence outlines three pillars of objectives and policy options, focusing on research and innovation, industrialization, and the security and resilience of quantum supply chains.
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takatoa
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takatoa filed 2 positions between 24 Nov 2025 and 30 Nov 2025, across 1 of the 665 legislative files tracked here.
What they argued
The call for evidence for an impact assessment for an EU Quantum Act shows three structural problems that the initiative aims to tackle. According to its own statement, the EU Quantum Act is intended to address three key challenges: fragmented research and innovation, Industrial capacity and investment gap, and supply-chain vulnerabilities and governance gaps.
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