Policy
Draft EU Quantum Act Would Favor European Suppliers, Set Computing and Security Targets
The Quantum Insider · By Matt Swayne ·
The Brief
- A draft EU Quantum Act would coordinate European quantum research, manufacturing and commercialization.
- The draft would generally reserve strategic projects and public procurement for EU-controlled suppliers and qualifying international partners.
- The draft sets targets for computing and security, though the source excerpt does not give their details.
Why it matters
Procurement and project rules could shape which quantum hardware, software and security providers European researchers and public bodies can use, and who builds the infrastructure.
Who’s affected
- quantum researchers and labs in Europe
- quantum hardware and software companies, including non-EU suppliers
- public procurement bodies and EU policymakers
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Insider Brief A draft EU Quantum Act would coordinate European quantum research, manufacturing and commercialization while generally reserving strategic projects and public procurement for EU-controlled suppliers and qualifying international partners. The draft targets…